Singapore Math - Primary 5, Primary 6
For more Singapore Math problems check out my channel at / @inspiredlearning This video solves math problems using Singapore Model method. This problem is solved using moth model method and algebraic method, so you can see which suit you better. This question can be for any level (Primary 3 - 6). Kim, Mei and Yanti collect stamps. Kim and Mei have 220 stamps more than Yanti. Yanti and Mei have 140 stamps more than Kim. Kim and Yanti have 500 stamps. How many stamps does Mei have? ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ CONNECT WITH ME 📘 Facebook Page 👉 / singaporemathwitharun 📺 YouTube Channel 👉 / @inspiredlearning #SingaporeMath #MathModels #BarModel #RatioMath #PrimaryMath #MathForKids #MathTutorial #PSLEMath #MathWordProblems #PSLE #secondary #secondaryschool #secondarymaths #maths #mathematics #mathstricks #primary6 #primary5
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