It is a site for parents, students and teachers. This site can help O-LEVEL or GCSE secondary school students in mastering mathematics subject. It intends to involve the learners by making them follow up the examples before they can do questions on their own at the TRY THIS.... section. There are some videos, tests, quizzes and past examination questions. Learning the examples will ultimately give students the required confidence in solving various questions in mathematics.
Friday, 26 May 2017
EXPONENTIALS 4
Find x if 64x = 0.125;
find x.
Solution
64x = 0.125
(26)x = 0.125
[since 64=26 ]
26x = 0.125
26x = 125/1000
[converting 0.125 into fraction]
26x = 1/8
[after simplifying]
26x = 8-1
[since 1/a=a-1]
26x = (23)-1
26x = 23 x-1
26x = 2-3
[since (ac)d
=acd]
6x = -3
x= -1/2
Hence
x= -1/2 .
TRY THIS…………………….
Find x if 162m = 0. 5;
find m.
FUNCTIONS 1
If f(x) = |x - 24| evaluate f(-50)
solution
f(x) = |x - 24|
f(-50) = |-50- 24|
f(-50) = |-74| = 74 since any number
out of absolute signs is +ve.
Hence f(-50) = 74
TRY THIS..................
If f(x) = |x - 30| evaluate f(-15)
Tuesday, 23 May 2017
ALGEBRA 1
If x+4y = 1 find x/y
x-3y
4
solution
x+4y = 1
x-3y 4
1(x-3y) =
4(x+4y) [after cross
multiplying]
x-3y = 4x+16y
x - 4x = 16y
+ 3y
-3x = 19y
1-3x
= 19y
[dividing by -3 both sides]
1-3 -3
x = 19y
-3
x = 19y
1 [dividing by y both sides]
y -3y
1
x = -19/3
y
Hence x/y = -19/3answer.
TRY
THIS......................
If x+2y = 1 find x/y
x- 2y
6
AXIS OF SYMMETRY 1
Find the axis of symmetry
for F(x) = 6x2 + 48x + 8
Solution
a=6,
b=48
Axis of symmetry = -b/2a
= -(48)
2 x 6
= -48
12
= -4
Hence the axis of symmetry is -10/3
TRY THIS...............
Find the axis of symmetry
for F(x) = 5x2 + 40x - 2
LOGARITHMS 4
Evaluate Log2(256 x 64 x
32).
Solution
= Log2(256 x 64 x 32)
= Log2256 + Log264
+ Log232
(applying the product rule)
= Log228
+ Log226 + Log225
(
256= 28 and 64=26 ,32=25)
= 8Log22 + 6Log22 +
5Log22 ( remember
Logaac = cLogaa )
= (8 x 1) + (6 x 1) + (5
x 1) (
remember Logaa = 1 )
= 8 + 6 + 5
= 19
hence Log2(256
x 64 x 32) = 19
TRY THIS...............
Evaluate Log2(512 x 128 x
32).
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




