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    O-Level Additional Math

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    • J Offline
      James Ang
      last edited by

      VitoRelax:
      Can recommend a good Maths book ?

      Shinglee E Maths and A Maths workbooks. (companion to the Shinglee textbook)

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        blesseddad
        last edited by

        Many good JCs or average JCs require AMath as a pre-requisite for H2 Math.


        Some JCs like TPJC might allow the student to take H2 math without AMath but it's going to be an uphill task for the student. It's going to be a real struggle because A Math is the foundation for H2 math.

        Without H2 math, many courses in NUS/NTU will not be available to an applicant.

        You may check out what I said with the prospectus in NUS/NTU as well as JC websites.

        Help is always available for your child. You may contact http://www.sgmathtutor.com for more info.

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          mrswongtuition
          last edited by

          My sis' Maths was terrible too. We got a HOD Maths from a Secondary school to coach her 1-to-1 for E & A Maths. She got A2 for E Maths and B3 for A Maths. Very good for my sister who used to fail A Maths and borderline pass E Maths.


          If you are willing to spend on a good tutor, it's not too late now. Still have 9+ months to prepare 🙂

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            Bounty
            last edited by

            I am back again. Thank you for your all your help.

            I have spoken to my daughter’s school Prinicpal. I have the option of doing the subject privately as an additional subject and the school will register her for the O Level exam through the school. This is what MOE also told me.
            So now, could anyone recommend me a good teacher who can teach her the complete school curriculum on a one-to-one tuition at home (or any other suggestions)? And the rates of course. I live in Woodlands.

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            • S Offline
              sesame246
              last edited by

              hi,


              Any good tutors or tuition centre to recommend for S1 Maths? My girl is in IP and she is often given challenging maths questions outside the normal syllabus, and I hv difficulty coaching her.

              thanks!

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                Way2GO
                last edited by

                tianzhu:

                The WS's answer is 2. Is it correct?

                http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4031/4280891135_19760b7710_o.jpg\">
                -24 / -10 + [-36 - 100 / (-5)] / 8
                = -24 / -10 + [-16 ] /8
                = -24 / -12
                = 2

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                  Blobbi
                  last edited by

                  Way2GO:


                  -24 / -10 + [-36 - 100 / (-5)] / 8
                  = -24 / -10 + [-16 ] /8
                  = -24 / -12
                  = 2
                  Same answer.

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                    blesseddad
                    last edited by

                    sesame246:
                    hi,


                    Any good tutors or tuition centre to recommend for S1 Maths? My girl is in IP and she is often given challenging maths questions outside the normal syllabus, and I hv difficulty coaching her.

                    thanks!
                    hi there,

                    which area are you at?

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                      metz
                      last edited by

                      -24 ÷-10 + [-36 - 100 / (-5)]÷ 8

                      = 2.4 + (-16 ) ÷ 8
                      = 2.4 - 2
                      = 0.4

                      Think you have to work on the division (-24 / -10) first.

                      The answer 2 is correct if the question is phrased this way

                      -24 ÷ { -10 + [-36 - 100 ÷ (-5)] ÷ 8 }
                      = -24 ÷ [-10 + (-16)÷8]
                      = -24 ÷ (-10 - 2)
                      = -24 ÷ -12
                      = 2

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                        sesame246
                        last edited by

                        blesseddad:
                        sesame246:

                        hi,


                        Any good tutors or tuition centre to recommend for S1 Maths? My girl is in IP and she is often given challenging maths questions outside the normal syllabus, and I hv difficulty coaching her.

                        thanks!

                        hi there,

                        which area are you at?

                        hi blesseddad,

                        around Bukit Timah. But dont mind travel abit further for a gd tution.

                        tks

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