Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #21 (Integration)
Another set of work from St Margaret's 2020 Prelim Questions with Answers for Integration with Differentiation to find decreasing functions in it. This Integration/Differentiation question is an Add Math question that requires a little bit of finesse. It launches into a direct integration question where you have to know what to do to integrate that given equation. After that part, you are required to continue getting the C (constant) of the equation by the
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #20 (Indices Application of Exponentials)
Another set of Questions with Answers for Indices with Differentiation in it. This A Math question is an application question about radioactive substances and has a decay rate. We can find the time for half mass and rates of change using the techniques taught here. Using differentiation, we can solve sums ob how fast the substance decreases at a particular time. First thing is to have all the information written down, then like a
Free Additional Mathematics Questions with Answers. Download Completing The Square #15
A subset of Quadratic Equations, we have completing the square. Also connected to Sec 3 E Math syllabus, so again, get up to speed to make sure you can complete the square properly. And we get to this question. It is pretty straight forward. This Add Math Completing the Square first question is a prep for the follow through in the next question. Get the first answer right, make sure of it so you
Free Additional Mathematics Questions with Answers. Download Binomial Theorem #13
Let's expand our A Math horizon. Additional Mathematics Binomial Theorem Practice Questions with Answers for download. Here's the next set of practice that we can work on. Welcome to question #13. IF you are preparing for the GCE O levels Add Math paper, this Binomial Theorem represent the essentials that you need to understand how Binomial Theorem works with expansion. Righty, so how do we need to train to get that A1? Ok first,
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #10 (Logarithm)
Next question with answer is from Anderson Secondary 2020. There's 2 Logarithmic questions here. Add Math Question 4a) is a log question that requires substitution and manipulation of algebra to get the answer. Add Math Question 4b) is a Logarithmic Equation question that is based on change of base. Then its a quadratic equation that has two answers. Check, because one of the answers are not agreeable to the requirements of the question. For
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #9 (Rates of Change Differentiation)
Another set of Questions with Answers for Differentiation. This A Math question is all about connected rates of change. Using Chain Rule in differentiation, we can solve sums that connects parameters like rate of change Area with Volume. We would require a certain link between one parameter, then to use the Chain Rule to figure out the rate of change for another parameter. First thing is to have all the information written down, then
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #8 (Trigonometric Graphs)
Trigonometry and Graphs for Additional Mathematics Secondary Schools. Free Practice papers for download with answers. The following question are selected for our online Zoom lessons. Call us at +65 87870198 to join. The notes are prepared to show you what is important and make sure you thoroughly understand the connections between the Trigonometric question and graphs. Visualise the work and you will be able to do the sum. We tried really hard to help
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #6 (Partial Fractions)
Add Math Partial Fractions Practice Papers for Additional Mathematics available for download with answers. Partial Fractions are used to reverse putting two fractional algebraic expressions together. Also used heavily in Integration for Sec 4 Add Math, gaining mastery of Partial fractions will be useful now. To learn Add Math, we have provided these questions download and practice. Discovery, initiative and cultivating a love for mathematics in our Add Math classes, we explain to our
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #5 (Quadratic Inequalities)
Add Math Quadratic Inequalities, when things are not equal and we need to figure out a range. Used for situations like: What is the human population of Singapore? As it is not constant due to birth, death, new citizens and vice versa, we need to solve such problems with inequalities. Right, so here we go. These Add Math questions are done in our online zoom lessons, message +65 87870198 for lessons, with online test
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #4 (Remainder Factor Theorem Cubic Expressions)
Remainder Theorem, Factor Theorem and Cubic Expressions for GCE O levels Add Math free test papers. These questions are for our online lessons to help students to understand the mathematical concepts of Remainder and Factor Theorem. Also in these past year A Math questions, the way to solve cubic equations are part of this chapter as well. Our Add Math tuition are 3 students per class and we train students to get A1. For
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #3 (Surds)
Surds for GCE O levels Additional Mathematics Questions with answers for download. For our online lessons, this surd question is an Add Math question that we use to teach our students the common usage to solve questions with the least use of calculators in the GCE O level Add Math examinations. Surds are taught in the Indices/Logarithm chapters in the Add Math textbooks. The question uses the knowledge of area of a rectangle,
Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #2 (Simultaneous Equations Coordinate Geometry)
Simultaneous Equations Exam Questions for our online lessons. Free downloads of Add Math Simultaneous Equations with Answers. The following A Math question are from past year school teachers, each question is selected for students to add to their arsenal to tackle GCE O level Add Math examinations. Additional Mathematics questions here have suggested answers for students to attempt first and check their working later to gain insights into the sums. We have typified the