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    O-Level Additional Math

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      Daddy
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      Thank Jtutor.

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        Jtutor
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        You are welcome!

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          jackaaljaysen
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          Hi all,


          I am a student who will be taking Double Maths in Sec 3 next year.
          Is A maths difficult? what can i expect in A maths next year?


          Thanks and replies are appreciated

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            jackaaljaysen
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            Herbie:
            Hi jie heng

            Can show how you derive at the above answers?

            Thanks!

            Hi Herbie,

            Have you tried the cross multiply method?

            It is quite useful.

            For e.g. your first qn, -6x^2+x+1

            by cross multiply method, it should be done like this

            3x 1 -2x
            X
            -2x 1 3x
            _____________________________
            -6x^2 1 x

            This is because multiplying the different factorised terms will result in the original terms in the expression. If you expand the factorised term (3x+1)(-2x+1), you will get -6x^2+x+1.

            You can try it with the other qn. If in doubt, feel free to pm me. :oops:
            :celebrate: Cheers!

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              Jtutor
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              jackaaljaysen:
              Hi all,


              I am a student who will be taking Double Maths in Sec 3 next year.
              Is A maths difficult? what can i expect in A maths next year?


              Thanks and replies are appreciated
              Congrats for taking A Maths! Having said that, some students will struggle with A Maths as compared to E Maths. Why? For E Maths, it's a continuation from sec 1 to sec 4 Maths, so the concepts are easier to relate and understand. For A Maths, you will be introduced some brand new topics and the questions may not be as straightforward.

              Nevertheless, as long as you adopt a positive learning attitude and make effort to understand the underlying concepts and logic, together with lots of practice, you can still do well in A Maths.

              Enjoy the learning process and All the best!

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                Herbie
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                Jtutor:
                jackaaljaysen:

                Hi all,


                I am a student who will be taking Double Maths in Sec 3 next year.
                Is A maths difficult? what can i expect in A maths next year?


                Thanks and replies are appreciated

                Congrats for taking A Maths! Having said that, some students will struggle with A Maths as compared to E Maths. Why? For E Maths, it's a continuation from sec 1 to sec 4 Maths, so the concepts are easier to relate and understand. For A Maths, you will be introduced some brand new topics and the questions may not be as straightforward.

                Nevertheless, as long as you adopt a positive learning attitude and make effort to understand the underlying concepts and logic, together with lots of practice, you can still do well in A Maths.

                Enjoy the learning process and All the best!

                To start learning Add maths, which topic shld kick start with which topiic? Can advise?
                Or which are the E maths topics which is a must learn before learning Add maths?

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                  Jtutor
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                  Hi Herbie,


                  In order to do well in A Maths, the student needs to master the concepts in E Maths.

                  Topics in E maths which are further applied in A Maths include:
                  - Algebra
                  - Inequalities
                  - Indices
                  - Coordinate geometry
                  - Trigonometry
                  - Matrix
                  - Angle properties of circle
                  etc

                  Hence, it is crucial that students have a strong foundation in E Maths to do well in A Maths.

                  In addition, 2 of the most important new topics in A Maths are Differentiation and Integration as they carry a lot of weightage in the O level exams.

                  Is your child taking A Maths? All the best!

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                    Herbie
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                    Jtutor:
                    Hi Herbie,


                    In order to do well in A Maths, the student needs to master the concepts in E Maths.

                    Topics in E maths which are further applied in A Maths include:
                    - Algebra
                    - Inequalities
                    - Indices
                    - Coordinate geometry
                    - Trigonometry
                    - Matrix
                    - Angle properties of circle
                    etc

                    Hence, it is crucial that students have a strong foundation in E Maths to do well in A Maths.

                    In addition, 2 of the most important new topics in A Maths are Differentiation and Integration as they carry a lot of weightage in the O level exams.

                    Is your child taking A Maths? All the best!
                    Based on those topics for E Maths which u hv listed. Which ate the ones that has alot of weightage in the E maths exam? šŸ™‚

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                      Jtutor
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                      Algebra, Trigonometry, Angle properties are some of the topics which have more weightage in E Maths exam.


                      May I know if you are planning to let your child take A Maths in the coming year?

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                        Herbie
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                        Jtutor:
                        Algebra, Trigonometry, Angle properties are some of the topics which have more weightage in E Maths exam.


                        May I know if you are planning to let your child take A Maths in the coming year?
                        ya, why?

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