Ask Singapore Homework?
Upload a photo of a Singapore homework and someone will email you the solution for free.
Question
secondary 3 | A Maths
3 Answers Below
Anyone can contribute an answer, even non-tutors.
Solved a) but idk how to solve with the HENCE for b).
Date Posted: 2 years ago
Views: 145
See 3 Answers
Your answers in (a) are correct.
For (b), we notice that if we change “x” in (a) to “x/2”, we would end up with the equation in (b).
For instance, the 1st term is (a) is 2x³. If we substitute “x” with “x/2”, we get:
2(x/2)³ = 2(x³/2³) = 2x³/8 = 1/4 x³
(Not sure if you know what I mean coz I didn’t write it out but only typed it out.)
The same goes to the 2nd term and 3rd term. That’s also why the 4th term remains unchanged, since it’s just a constant without any “x”.
Hence, the solution to the new equation in (b) would be similar to (a), except that we also need to change “x” in the final step to “x/2”.
Therefore,
x/2 = -2, 1/2, 3
Multiply both sides by 2 (Take note that all 3 answers must times 2):
x = -4, 1, 6
For (b), we notice that if we change “x” in (a) to “x/2”, we would end up with the equation in (b).
For instance, the 1st term is (a) is 2x³. If we substitute “x” with “x/2”, we get:
2(x/2)³ = 2(x³/2³) = 2x³/8 = 1/4 x³
(Not sure if you know what I mean coz I didn’t write it out but only typed it out.)
The same goes to the 2nd term and 3rd term. That’s also why the 4th term remains unchanged, since it’s just a constant without any “x”.
Hence, the solution to the new equation in (b) would be similar to (a), except that we also need to change “x” in the final step to “x/2”.
Therefore,
x/2 = -2, 1/2, 3
Multiply both sides by 2 (Take note that all 3 answers must times 2):
x = -4, 1, 6
Sounds weird but i sorta understand what you’re explaining but idk how to write it out esp with the word HENCE. like what do i even start writing? Sry for the trouble and also thx for spending ur time typing all that :)
No prob. The word “hence” means that you need to use the answer in (a) to solve (b) and not starting from scratch again.
I think you meant how to present your solution? I’ll take a photo of the working and post it again.
I think you meant how to present your solution? I’ll take a photo of the working and post it again.
done
{{ upvoteCount }} Upvotes
clear
{{ downvoteCount * -1 }} Downvotes
The presentation of solution.
Date Posted:
2 years ago
Ohhhhh icic. I understand now. Tysm!!!
No prob. I just noticed that I forgot to write “=0” behind “+6” (before the “…”).
This is just one way to present the solution. Your school teacher may have another way to present it.
This is just one way to present the solution. Your school teacher may have another way to present it.
done
{{ upvoteCount }} Upvotes
clear
{{ downvoteCount * -1 }} Downvotes
This is another way to present the working, but personally I find it harder to understand.
Date Posted:
2 years ago
360 Tutoring Program