Please answer the following questions:
Chestan Maths Tuition
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Daily study session 2:
Hi all students, the questions for the daily study session 2 is available now.
Please try out and send me the answer
Answer:
Q1
(a)
2^x=y
2^(x+3) = (2^x) (2^3) = y(2^3) = 8y
(b)
4[(2^3)^(1-x)] = 4[8^(1-x)]
=4[(8^1)/(8^x)]
=4[8((2^3)^x)]
=4[8((2^x)^3)]
=4[8(y^3)]
=32(y^3)
(c)
8[4^(x-2)]
=8[(4^x)/(4^2)]
=8[((2^2)^x)/16]
=8[((2^x)^2)/16]
=8[(y^2)/16]
=(y^2)/2
(d)
(8^x) - (4^-x)
= [(2^3)^x]-[(2^2)^(-x)]
=[(2^x)^3]-[(2^x)^(-2)]
=(y^3)-(y^(-2))
= (y^3)-[1/(y^2)]
Q2
={[(2^3)(x^2)]^(8-r)}{[(2x)^(-1)]^r}
={(2^3)^(8-r)}{(x^2)^(8-r)}{2^(-r)}{x^(-r)}
=[2^(24-3r)][ x^(16-2r)][2^(-r)][x^(-r)]
=[2^(24-3r-r)][x^(16-2r-r)]
=[2^(24-4r)][x^(16-3r)] (shown)
Friday, October 11, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
疑难解答 (1):Maths(GEOMETRIC PROGRESSION)
Source from Wikipedia:
Question from Students:
Question from Students:
- Using the concept and the basic knowledge shown above:
Daily Study Session 1: hint
For Form 3 entering Form 4 students or any students never study about indices topic, you may refer tothe hint here
Monday, October 7, 2013
Additinal Maths: Quadratics (SPM/IGCSE)
For IGCSE and SPM students who taking additional Maths, please try out this questions.
You may send your answer to me or post to my FB page.
You may send your answer to me or post to my FB page.
I will announce the answer and solution later
Friday, September 27, 2013
Set
Note:
1.1 introduction to set
1. Students need to be familiar with various symbol
2. What is the difference between finite set and infinite set?
How to represent each of them?
Finite set:
3. Set builder notation</p>
4. Empty or Null set</p>
5. Equal sets</p>
6. Subsets</p>
7. Universal set</p>
8. Complement of a set
9. Venn diagram
10. Intersection of set
11. Union of set
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