Sec1 Pythagoras Theorem (Fr Alexia)

A creeper plant is climbing up and around a cylindrical tree trunk in a helical manner. The tree trunk has a height of 540 inches and a circumference of 48 inches.

If the creeper covers a vertical distance of 90 inches in one complete twist around the tree trunk, what is the total length of the creeper?

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1 mouse eats 1/20 kg rice each day.
1 cat catches 1/3 mice each day.
ya, so 1 cat save 1/60 kg rice each day.
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P6 percentage (double meaning?)

Is this question ambiguous?

Depending on how you read the question (ie. where you pause during your reading), you will get a different interpretation of the question.

Meaning1: (The intended meaning, ie. no pause after "$2380") 

"... buy a wardrobe, which cost $2380 after a 20% discount."

80% --> $2380

(a) Amount saved at fair (20%) --> $2380 / 4 = $595

Meaning2:

"... buy a wardrobe, which cost $2380, after a 20% discount."

100% --> $2380

(a) Amount saved at fair --> 20% x $2380 = $476

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