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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • R Offline
      ryka
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      I do not know the exact wording of the question but possible to refer Solid as a state of matter (I.e. not liquid or gas)

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        limpc77
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        Sctc:
        Macc0608:

        [quote=\"Sctc\"]Is there also one question about counting the number of cubes with 4 sides painted. The students said is too easy but is 3 marks wuestions.


        What is the answer for this? DD says she cannot visualize

        My students said is 6[/quote]Ans is 6

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          lee_yl
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          I am curious why that school teacher and tutor say it’s choice (4).


          Btw, a sponge soaked with water is call a solid+liquid mixture. And can a solid ball be hollow, strictly speaking, no, else we are just playing with words

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            snowmummy
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            May I know how the t-score is calculated and applied for the PSLE result? I’m kinda confused… thanks!

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              Zappy
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              snowmummy:
              May I know how the t-score is calculated and applied for the PSLE result? I’m kinda confused... thanks!

              T-score uses this formula:
              T = 50 + 10[(x-m)/s]
              where x is the candidate’s mark for the subject
              m is the average mark (mean) scored by all the candidates
              s is the spread of the marks around the average mark (standard deviation)

              Each subject has a score calculated from that formula. Then add up all 4 subjects = the magic 3 digit number in November.

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                Bubbly Ang
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                snowmummy:
                May I know how the t-score is calculated and applied for the PSLE result? I’m kinda confused... thanks!

                You can refer to Seab website for actual formula. But it involves a std deviation value which we will never know. Depends on cohort performance.
                As a rough gauge on your child performance, you can simply x0.72 to get the total aggregate.

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                  jj_1808
                  last edited by

                  My son said the answer is 6 .

                  Just count the no of cubes that have 2 joint faces.

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                    oneheart
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                    My gal's answer is 3, she said the drawn diagram in this forum is not accurate. She said there's 9 cubes. Her class has mixtures of 3, 4 and 6 as answers tho. Hopefully she read the questions correctly 😓

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                      garfy
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                      Questions state 8 cubes …

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                        lee_yl
                        last edited by

                        oneheart:
                        My gal's answer is 3, she said the drawn diagram in this forum is not accurate. She said there's 9 cubes. Her class has mixtures of 3, 4 and 6 as answers tho. Hopefully she read the questions correctly 😓

                        Intially, my girl counted 9 cubes from the diagram. But when she read the question again, she realised that the question stated that the figure was made out 8 cubes.

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