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Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by FutureFocus:
just critical reasoning

the square root of 9 = 3

then multiply it by 4

Answer = 12

that is how the example is solved

very simple

in the second example,

the square root of 36 = 6

then multiply it by 5

Answer = 30



in the third example,

the square root of 64 = 8

then multiply it by 2

Answer = 16

Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by LINTUNE(m): 9:34am On Jan 06, 2020
Muhylonaire:
Gurus dey Nairaland o... Make I dey observe jeje
lol for pry 6 assignment?
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Histrings08(m): 9:35am On Jan 06, 2020
People are brilliant o... Kudos to u guys
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by idonhammer: 9:35am On Jan 06, 2020
Bring am come my house make I solve am for you.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by anigbajumo(m):
My ysister just finished it now

Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by CSTR2: 9:36am On Jan 06, 2020
This is simple na.

You should Spend more time studying aptitude tests, and less time watching Zee world.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by tomdon(m): 9:36am On Jan 06, 2020
boiz2men:
See viewers shocked
Na primary school work people they get muscle show their self
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by livebyday(m): 9:37am On Jan 06, 2020
Nipeks:
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[color=#7f5000]x[/color] [color=#7f5200]= 2[/color][color=#7f5400]0[/color]² [color=#7f5400]-[/color] [color=#7f5600]17[/color]²
[color=#7f5800]x =[/color] [color=#7f5a00]400[/color] [color=#7f5c00]- 189[/color]
[color=#7f5e00]x =[/color] [color=#7f6000]111[/color]


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[color=#7f6800]So[/color][color=#7f6a00]lutio[/color][color=#7f6c00]n
a[/color] [color=#7f6e00]= ?[/color]
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[color=#7f7200]x =[/color] [color=#7f7400]40[/color]
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[color=#757f00]a =[/color] √[color=#737f00]121[/color]
[color=#717f00]a =[/color] [color=#6f7f00]11[/color]


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[color=#677f00]Solu[/color][color=#657f00]tion[/color]
[color=#637f00]a =[/color] [color=#617f00]5
b[/color] [color=#5f7f00]= ?[/color]
[color=#5d7f00]x =[/color] [color=#5b7f00]9
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b[/color] [color=#537f00]=[/color] √[color=#537f00]([/color][color=#517f00]5[/color]² [color=#517f00]-[/color] [color=#4f7f00]9)[/color]
[color=#4d7f00]b =[/color] √[color=#4b7f00](25[/color] [color=#497f00]- 9)[/color]
[color=#477f00]b =[/color] √[color=#457f00](25[/color] [color=#437f00]- 9[/color][color=#417f00])
b =[/color] √[color=#3f7f00]16[/color]
[color=#3d7f00]b =[/color] [color=#3b7f00]4[/color]


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[color=#337f00]Solu[/color][color=#317f00]tion[/color]
[color=#2f7f00]a =[/color] [color=#2d7f00]30
b[/color] [color=#2b7f00]= 2[/color][color=#297f00]5
x[/color] [color=#277f00]= ?
x[/color] [color=#257f00]= a[/color]² [color=#237f00]-[/color] [color=#217f00]b[/color]²
[color=#217f00]x[/color] [color=#1f7f00]= 30[/color]² [color=#1d7f00]-[/color] [color=#1b7f00]25[/color]²
[color=#197f00]x = 9[/color][color=#177f00]00 -[/color] [color=#157f00]625[/color]
[color=#137f00]x =[/color] [color=#117f00]275[/color]


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[color=#097f00]Sol[/color][color=#077f00]utio[/color][color=#057f00]n
a =[/color] [color=#037f00]8
b[/color] [color=#017f00]= 7[/color]
[color=#007f00]x =[/color] [color=#007f02]?
x[/color] [color=#007f04]= a[/color]² [color=#007f06]- b[/color]²
[color=#007f08]x =[/color] [color=#007f0a]8[/color]² [color=#007f0c]- 7[/color]²
[color=#007f0e]x =[/color] [color=#007f10]64 -[/color] [color=#007f12]49[/color]
[color=#007f14]x = 1[/color][color=#007f16]5[/color]



[color=#007f1a]B. Ex[/color][color=#007f1c]ampl[/color][color=#007f1e]e[/color]

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[color=#007f40]Solu[/color][color=#007f42]tion[/color]
[color=#007f44]a =[/color] [color=#007f46]21
b[/color] [color=#007f48]= 11[/color]
[color=#007f4a]x =[/color] [color=#007f4c]?
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[color=#007f58]x =[/color] [color=#007f5a]121[/color]


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[color=#007f7e]b =[/color] [color=#007f7f]?
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[color=#005f7f]a =[/color] [color=#005d7f]169[/color]
[color=#005b7f]b =[/color] [color=#00597f]9
x[/color] [color=#00577f]= ?[/color]
[color=#00557f]x =[/color] √[color=#00537f]169[/color] [color=#00517f]* 9[/color]
[color=#004f7f]x =[/color] [color=#004d7f]13 *[/color] [color=#004b7f]9
x[/color] [color=#00497f]= 11[/color][color=#00477f]7


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[color=#003d7f]a =[/color] [color=#003b7f]?
b[/color] [color=#00397f]= 1[/color]
[color=#00377f]x =[/color] [color=#00357f]3
a[/color] [color=#00337f]= (x[/color] [color=#00317f]/ b)[/color]²
[color=#002f7f]a[/color] [color=#002d7f]= (3[/color] [color=#002b7f]/ 1)[/color]²
[color=#00297f]a[/color] [color=#00277f]= 3[/color]²
[color=#00257f]a =[/color] [color=#00237f]9[/color]



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Well done

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Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by ernieboy(m): 9:37am On Jan 06, 2020
adewumiopeyemi:
It is a pity That some graduate can not solve this primary 6 equation I weep for Nigeria graduate
how do u know she is a graduate?
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by xcelentattitude(m): 9:37am On Jan 06, 2020
Prec1ous:
First Diagram

1. Square root of 9 = 3
2. 3 * 4 = 12

Second Diagram

1.Square of 10 = 100
2. Square of 7 = 49
4. 100 - 49 = 51
This is what you need @OP

Good job man.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by skyhighweb(m): 9:37am On Jan 06, 2020
Odopatience22:
Please I need help in solving this quantitative reasoning for primary 6. Abeg help your sister in need ooo
it simple

from the example its
12 / 4 = 3
3 x 3 = 9


30/5 = 6
6x6= 36

16/2=8
8x8=64

there u have the formulae solve the rest
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Onnasucs1(m): 9:38am On Jan 06, 2020
Very easy.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by boiz2men(m): 9:38am On Jan 06, 2020
tomdon:
Na primary school work people they get muscle show their self
Lol.. Any pupil who gets this correctly will be very bright .. Questions like this are still asked in GMAT
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by loveliveshere: 9:40am On Jan 06, 2020
Odopatience22:
Please I need help in solving this quantitative reasoning for primary 6. Abeg help your sister in need ooo
Who is your sister grin grin

Lantern would just be disgracing adults from time immemorial.

Let me give you a secret, go and buy the teacher's guide. You will just show up like a pro that knows it all cool cool
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by bindukwe(m): 9:41am On Jan 06, 2020
femi4:
You spent more time fixing your artificial nails than learning quantitative

Anyway

6. √121 * 11 = 121 A

7. 2/√4= 1 ( no answer)

8. √169 * 9 = 117 B

9. (3/1)² = 9 E


Test 3

1. 20²-17² =111 (No answer)

2. √(40+9²) = 11 A

3. 30²-25² = 275 E

4. 8²-7²= 15
You just had to? angry

Not everyone can reason mathematically and if you can, be happy for the gift. Don't be insensitive.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Viicfuntop(f): 9:41am On Jan 06, 2020
Hhh
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by boligo1(m): 9:41am On Jan 06, 2020
Olodo,i no it but i wont tell u
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by toxxnoni(m): 9:41am On Jan 06, 2020
Wow
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Godi25(m): 9:42am On Jan 06, 2020
Ladylite:
It's square root ma. The lowest number is multiplied by the square root of the number above and the answer is the number on the triangle cheesy

E.g first diagram is 4*root of 9 = 12, where root of 9 is 3

Hope it is clear
Oil de ur head.... Correct
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by idonhammer: 9:42am On Jan 06, 2020
You must be married with 4 kids by now grin grin


Ihutomi:
For we that finished primary sch in the Kate 90s we don't know what u are talking abt ,so good luck.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Twoclans(f): 9:43am On Jan 06, 2020
tomdon:
Haba, so primary school girls have made it to nairaland now. Nairaland is finished
The OP is a mother or guardian seeking help for her child's homework .Look closely you will see her pink artificial nails .
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Amumaigwe: 9:43am On Jan 06, 2020
Ladylite:
It's square root ma. The lowest number is multiplied by the square root of the number above and the answer is the number on the triangle cheesy

E.g first diagram is 4*root of 9 = 12, where root of 9 is 3

Hope it is clear
A beauty and brain is the real slay queen.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Muhylonaire(m): 9:43am On Jan 06, 2020
LINTUNE:
lol for pry 6 assignment?
Lolz.. grin grin grin
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by adonismuller(m): 9:44am On Jan 06, 2020
I came late
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by lasthero: 9:46am On Jan 06, 2020
Hmmm
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Nobody: 9:46am On Jan 06, 2020
My skills in quantitative reasoning was decent back then in the 90s. Seriously it took me a while to grasp presently.

Funny enough some job interviews bring this back.
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by Nobody: 9:48am On Jan 06, 2020
Already Answered
But too cheap
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by xcelentattitude(m): 9:48am On Jan 06, 2020
Shibaraba:
Plenty viewers no answer.... Lwkmd. Na to boast I will feed your family, I can buy your generation them sabi. Olodocious fellows.

Shibaraba know book.
Upper triangle na perfect square. Multiply by number below gives the number at the apex of the triangle. Simple
thus these are your answers

6=121
7=1....as no one no answer
8=117
9=9



Second one. The two right numbers added together multiplied by 3 will give you the answer on the right. MI o le wa ku
An imaginary 3 you mean?

Do you know why it works?
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by SirKriz(m): 9:49am On Jan 06, 2020
Odopatience22:
Please I need help in solving this quantitative reasoning for primary 6. Abeg help your sister in need ooo
1. 12 / 4 = 3
Square of 3 = 3 * 3 = 9


2. 30 / 5 = 6
Square of 6 = 6 * 6 = 36


3. 16 / 2 = 8
Square of 8 = 8 * 8 = 64
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by segunjowo(m): 9:49am On Jan 06, 2020
For the first picture following example B:
Answers...
6=A
7=B
8=B
9=E
Re: Please I Need Help In Solving This Quantitative Reasoning For Primary 6 by ceomichel(m): 9:51am On Jan 06, 2020
B: Example: Diagrams 1: √9 × 4 = 3×4 = 12
2: √36 × 5 = 6×5 = 30
3: √64 × 2 = 8×2 = 16

No 6: √121 × 11 = 11×11=121.
No 7: √4 × [ ] = 2
2 × [. ] = 2
Ans: [. ] = 1. No answer in the options.
No 8: √169 × 9 = 13×9=117.
No 9: √[. ] × 1 = 3
√9 × 1 = 3
3 × 1 = 3. Ans: [. ] = 9.
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