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[Maths Hub]

Herbie:

There is a module which is smo/ip maths.

Module 1 and 2 are just ip maths rite?
Is module 2 suitable for a child who will be in sec one in (2013)
Module 2 seems to be more suitable for a sec 2 student.

Hi Herbie,

Yes, you are right.

The course comprises 4 modules:
Module 1 and Module 2 consist of the IP schools' syllabus to prepare students for Sec 1 and Sec 2 IP Math.
Module 3 and Module 4 consist of Math Olympiad topics to prepare students for the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad (Junior Section).

It is advisable to complete Module 1 before Module 2. Please be assured that Module 1 will provide a foundation for Module 2. Based on our track record, oncoming Sec 1 students have been able to cope with both modules and move on to modules 3 and 4.

Do feel free to call us at 6425 5448 should you need more clarifications.
For more information, visit http://www.mathshub.com.sg or http://www.mso.com.sg.

[Herbie]

I hv another qn.

Can student take up module 3 without going thru module 1 and 2?
Objective is to prepare for smo comp?

[Maths Hub]

Herbie:

I hv another qn.

Can student take up module 3 without going thru module 1 and 2?
Objective is to prepare for smo comp?

Dear Herbie,

It is necessary for students to take modules 1 and 2 first as these 2 modules will provide the foundation for module 3.

Do feel free to call us at 6425 5448 should you need more clarifications.

For more information, visit http://www.mathshub.com.sg or http://www.mso.com.sg.

[Maths Hub]

Maths Hub:

Maths Hub:

Hi Parents, this question is intended for your P6 children who has finished their PSLE and is looking for some activity to fill their time.


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Hi all, the hint is 2 × 5 = 10!

Hi Everyone! Here is the solution to the Maths Olympiad Challenge!

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We look forward to your participation in the next challenge!

[Maths Hub]

Hi all,


Here is the next installment for the Maths Olympiad Challenge! Looking forward to your participation! :rahrah:

Find the value of ? in the following pattern:

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[kiasiparent]

Yeah

first row sum = 14
second row sum = 15
third row sum = 16
and so on.

[Maths Hub]

Congratulations to quekcc and kiasiparent! :celebrate:


The answer is correct!

The sum in first row -> 14
Sum in 2nd row -> 4 + 7 + 4 = 15
Sum in 3rd row -> 5 + 1 + 4 + 1 + 5 = 16
Sum in 4th row -> 1 + 2 + 3 + 5 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 17
So the sum in the fifth row must be 18 and the ? will be 18 - (1 + 2 + 1 + 2) X 2 = 6

Looking forward to your participation in the next challenge! :boogie:

[Maths Hub]

Hi all,


Here is the next installment for the
Maths Olympiad Challenge!

Looking forward to your participation! :rahrah:

What 2 numbers should come next in the following series?
17, 23, 19, 21, 23, 17, 29, ___ , ___

Cheers! :celebrate:

[serri]

Maths Hub:

Hi all,


Here is the next installment for the
Maths Olympiad Challenge!

Looking forward to your participation! :rahrah:

What 2 numbers should come next in the following series?
17, 23, 19, 21, 23, 17, 29, ___ , ___

Cheers! :celebrate:

Look at alternate numbers,

First number: 11
23-2 = 21
21-4 = 17
17-6 = 11

Second number: 37
17+2 = 19
19+4 = 23
23+6 = 29
29+8 = 37

[Maths Hub]

Thank you serri and quekcc!


Looking forward to your participation in the next challenge! :rahrah: