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    O-Level Additional Math

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    • S Offline
      Sun_2010
      last edited by

      Hi k1ndan,


      Let me give it a try and see if my rusty grey sells can work
      1 ) Given that 3a + e = 7 and 4ae/3 = 2, find the value of e-3a.
      3a+e=7
      (3a+e)^2 = 7^2
      9a^2 + e^2 + 6ae= 49 -------(i)

      4ae/3=2 so 6ae=9 -------------(ii)

      substituting in (i)
      9a^2 + e^2 +9= 49
      9a^2 + e^2 =40 -------------(iii)

      (e-3a)^2
      = 9a^2 + e^2 - 6ae
      = 40-9
      =31

      hence (e-3a) = square root of 31

      gtg, will be back later for 2nd question

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        Sun_2010
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        2) Given that m^2 + 8m = v^2 + 8v and that m is not equal to v, find the value of 5(m + v).


        m^2 + 8m = v^2 + 8v
        m^2 - v^2 + 8v -8M = 0
        (m+v)(m-v) + 8(m-v) = 0
        (m-v) (m+v+8)=0
        since mis not equal to v, m+v= -8
        5(m+v) = -40

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          CoffeeCat
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          Sun_2010:
          Hi k1ndan,


          Let me give it a try and see if my rusty grey sells can work
          1 ) Given that 3a + e = 7 and 4ae/3 = 2, find the value of e-3a.
          3a+e=7
          (3a+e)^2 = 7^2
          9a^2 + e^2 + 6ae= 49 -------(i)

          4ae/3=2 so 6ae=9 -------------(ii)

          substituting in (i)
          9a^2 + e^2 +9= 49
          9a^2 + e^2 =40 -------------(iii)

          (e-3a)^2
          = 9a^2 + e^2 - 6ae
          = 40-9
          =31

          hence (e-3a) = square root of 31

          gtg, will be back later for 2nd question
          by the way, without any other restrictions on the values it is possible that the answer can be -sqrt(31) as well.

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            JadeDry
            last edited by

            I currently use "New Syllabus Mathematics" (8th Grade) books, and would appreciate if you could recommend additional good quality publications.


            Thanks in advance.

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              PiggyLalala
              last edited by

              What kind of assessment books are you looking at? Topical or paper by paper? Are you looking for more challenging questions? Or are you looking for one that focus more on drill and practice.

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                hometutors.018849sg
                last edited by

                JadeDry:
                I currently use \"New Syllabus Mathematics\" (8th Grade) books, and would appreciate if you could recommend additional good quality publications.


                Thanks in advance.
                A good tutor / mentor would be able to select what is good for the student.

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                  elkniwt
                  last edited by

                  Hi,


                  For compound interest. If the principal amt is invested for a non-integral no. of the compounding period, how is it computed?

                  Amt = $1000
                  Interest = 1% per annum compounded yearly
                  Invested for 2yr and 3mths
                  Final amt = (1.01)^2 x 1000
                  OR
                  Final amt = (1.01)^2.25 x 1000 ??

                  Thanks.

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                    FrekiWang
                    last edited by

                    Final amt = (1.01)^2.25 x 1000 is the correct answer at secondary level.

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                      elkniwt
                      last edited by

                      Hi FrekiWang,


                      Thanks for your answer! In real life, the non-integral is not counted right?

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                        happytoad
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                        Hi Guan Hui,

                        Can you pm me your email address? I would like to upload a file, but was not able to do it via the post here.

                        Thanks!

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