On National Teacher Day, meet the 2024-25 Kenan Fellows
PSLE 2011 - (Number x Value)
1. Total Value= Number x Value PSLE 2011/P1 Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80- cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60?
2. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value STEP 1
3. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value STEP 1
4. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value STEP 2 3060
5. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value 3060 STEP 3 100u + 80u 3060
6. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value 3060 STEP 3 100u + 80u 3060 180u 3060
7. Jane bought twice as many 50-cent stamps as 80-cent stamps. How many 80-cent stamps can Jane buy if she spent a total of $30.60? Total Value= Number x Value 3060 STEP 3 100u + 80u 3060 180u 3060 1u 3060 ÷ 180 = 17 Ans: 17 (80-cent stamps)
