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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 12, 2015

Completing the square

This is a very old-school and technical method we learnt in secondary school. However, many students are unable to do it accurately still. The trick of completing the square is realising that it [...]

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 11, 2015

Integrating Trigonometric functions (part 5)

This will be about integrating product of trigonometric functions with no powers involved for example, or . The simple trick here is to use the product to sum to formulas that can be found here. [...]

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 11, 2015

Vectors: Cross vs Dot Product

Many students have asked me why is there a difference between cross(vector) and dot(scalar) product, after all it is like multiplying. For starters, the former produces a resultant vector while [...]

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 11, 2015

How I encourage students to study Math in JC

A couple of weeks ago, I met up with friend of mine who is still teaching in a renowned JC. He was lamenting how students today don’t study for the sake of learning. So I thought of sharing [...]

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 10, 2015

APG Question #2 (Interest Rate)

The following is a good APGP practice question from AJC. Personally, I feel that its well set and tests students on their concepts and understanding. Mary has a monthly income of 40,000 for 6 [...]

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 10, 2015

The Birthday Paradox

This is an interesting probability problem (paradox). And no, this isn’t about the Cheryl’s Birthday Problem. In probability theory, the birthday problem or birthday paradox[1] [...]

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Integrating Trigonometric functions (part 4)
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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 10, 2015

Integrating Trigonometric functions (part 4)

We shall now proceed to integrating and similarly, lets refresh the formulas we should know. (MF15) (MF15) So how do we ? I’ll first rewrite it as for some insights. We can’t adopt [...]

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A-level vs IB Mathematics
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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 10, 2015

A-level vs IB Mathematics

I’ve been giving several JC Talk at various tuition centres, students mostly ask me the difference between A-level vs IB. I’ll simply share my opinions on Mathematics. Difference [...]

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Why is it all triangles in 3D
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By kahwee
In University Mathematics
Posted July 9, 2015

Why is it all triangles in 3D

We see objects all the time and our brains decode the 3D shapes, but how do computers model these shapes and why break it all down to triangles?

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By KS Teng
In JC Mathematics
Posted July 9, 2015

Vectors: to draw or not to draw?

When I teach vectors, I notice how students love to draw the diagrams of their own diagrams and then depend on them to solve question. Firstly, there is nothing wrong with drawing. But I always [...]

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