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    O-Level Elementary Math

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    • V Offline
      VisualTextEducation
      last edited by

      wei lun:
      thks for your reply but need to use equation to solve this problem.

      Hi wel lun,

      Here you go:

      Let the first digit be x,

      Since the sum of the digits is 6, the second digit would be 6-x,

      Therefore, the products of the digits would be = x(6-x)
      = 6x-x^2

      If the first digit is x, and it is a 2 digit number, x must be in the tens place, hence the NUMERICAL value of x would be = 10 x (x)
      = 10x

      Since the second digit is in the ones place, the NUMERICAL value of 6-x would be
      = 1 x (6-x)
      = 6-x

      Hence, the NUMERICAL value of the 2 digit number would be = 10x + (6-x)
      = 10x + 6 - x
      = 9x +6

      Since the products of the digits IS EQUAL to the 1/3 of the original number, we can construct the equation as follows,

      6x-x^2 = (1/3) x (9x+6)

      Rearranging the equation, we will have,

      6x-x^2 = 3x+2
      6x = x^2+3x+2
      0 = x^2+3x-6x+2
      0 = x^2-3x+2
      x^2-3x+2 = 0
      Factorising using the Cross technique you learnt in secondary 2,

      You will get,

      (x-2)(x-1)=0
      x=2 or x=1 (first digit)
      6-x=4 or x=5 (second digit)

      Hence, the original number may be 24 or 15.

      SOLVED! =D :imcool: πŸ•Ί

      You may call me at 92220737 if you require any further assistance in these maths questions, I will be glad to help! πŸ˜ƒ

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        savoury sweet
        last edited by

        Can someone pls enlighten me the following maths qn as I am really clueless when come to my gal’s Secondary maths qn. Thanks


        Find the value of X
        2 logx 4 - 3 log4 X = 1

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          mum_sugoku
          last edited by

          savoury sweet:
          Can someone pls enlighten me the following maths qn as I am really clueless when come to my gal's Secondary maths qn. Thanks


          Find the value of X
          2 logx 4 - 3 log4 X = 1
          first change log base x to log base 4, ie
          logx 4=(log4 4) /(log4 x) = 1/(log4 x)

          let y= log4 x

          hence eqn becomes 2[1/y] - 3y =1
          or 2 - 3y^2 = y
          or 3y^2 + y -2 =0
          (3y-2)(y+1)=0

          hence y=2/3, or y=-1

          log4 x= 2/3 --> x=4^(2/3)

          or log4 x =-1 --> x=4^(-1)

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          • S Offline
            savoury sweet
            last edited by

            Thank you so much mum_sugoku. Will show my gal today πŸ˜„

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              Rejoin
              last edited by

              Angle BOC = 64 x 2 = 128 degrees (because angle at the centre is 2x angle at the circumference)


              Triangle BOC is isoceles. So that means angle OCB = angle OBC = (180 - 128)/2 = 26 degrees.

              Angle AOC = 180 - 16 - 26 = 138 degrees.
              Angle DOC = 180 - 138 = 42 degrees

              Triangle OCD is isoceles. So that means angle OCD = angle DOC = (180-42)/2 = 69 degrees.

              Angle ADB = 69-64 = 5 degrees.

              Angle ABD = 180 - 5 - 16 = 159 degrees.

              Angle DBC = 180 - 159 = 21 degrees.

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                iamastudent
                last edited by

                Hi,

                I need help for the following questions
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                My answers for part a,b,c:
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                Part iv

                My answers for i,ii,iii:
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                Thank you!!

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                  Goodluck889
                  last edited by

                  Can someone help me with this maths question?

                  Factorise 144z^2 + 121.

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                    Eddow
                    last edited by

                    Goodluck889:
                    Can someone help me with this maths question?

                    Factorise 144z^2 + 121.
                    It can't be factorise unless it is a minus(-) sign πŸ˜“

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                      Rejoin
                      last edited by

                      Goodluck889:
                      Can someone help me with this maths question?

                      Factorise 144z^2 + 121.
                      This has a pair of complex roots. So, it is
                      (z + 11/12 i)(z - 11/12i), where i = sqrt(-1) is the imaginary number.

                      This is not in the O level syllabus, only in the A level syllabus.

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                        student101
                        last edited by

                        How to solve this compound interest problem!

                        A man deposited 2,000 into a bank that paid compound interest of 3.28% compound half yearly. He continued depositing $2,000 into the bank every six months.Calculate the amount of money he had after he made his fifth deposit of $2,000,giving your answer correct to the nearest cent.

                        I need help to solve this question in an easy way acceptable for O level. Also I have a doubt about whether the interest given(3.28%) is annual interest or half year interest as in the question,it is not mentioned clearly.
                        Thanks

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