What I enjoyed most about this chapter :
The amount of time spent solving the question, and I love to solve algebra questions when they are in bulk.
What I think I did well in this chapter :
I got the hang of factorizations and realized how it worked.
What I found difficult or confusing :
None actually.
What I can do to improve :
Practice Practice and Practice, that's what maths is about :]
Friday, March 13, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
What have I learnt in Chapter 2.1?
I learn about how to expand algebra, and how to look carefully at the minuses and pluses, and how you multiply them.
What are the difficulties?
I do the questions too fast, thus making me make a lot of mistakes, I mix up with - and + and - and - sometimes.
What you want to know more?
Factorisation of Algebra :D
I learn about how to expand algebra, and how to look carefully at the minuses and pluses, and how you multiply them.
What are the difficulties?
I do the questions too fast, thus making me make a lot of mistakes, I mix up with - and + and - and - sometimes.
What you want to know more?
Factorisation of Algebra :D
Friday, January 23, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
#1 How do I find the dimensions of my school court?
- Take a measuring tape.
- Measure the length and breadth of the court.
- If the tape is not long enough to measure the whole of the court, mark on where your tape stopped.
- Find the area by multiplying the length and breadth.
- Use a ratio to draw a map to scale. [ I used 0.5cm : 1m ]
- Find the map area by multiplying the map length and map breadth.
- Find the court to map ratio LxB(Badminton Court) : LxB(Map Cm)
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