lol...Twxian wrote:this all small qn mah....100 marks - 5 marks still 95 marks also distinction
MAths problem... can u answer it?
science ah, dont know trick qn or notmanyu882 wrote:one more qn:
not so related to math:
when this bush undergo heating, will the hole in the centre get small or bigger?
can heat get transmit from the bush to the metal?
if cannot, then no change. lol
if can, by right metal get bigger, but outer go out, inner go in, so hole get smaller?
shit, i am darn bad in maths and science now.
got econs qn?
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lol econs ah.. let me thinklips wrote:science ah, dont know trick qn or notmanyu882 wrote:one more qn:
not so related to math:
when this bush undergo heating, will the hole in the centre get small or bigger?
can heat get transmit from the bush to the metal?
if cannot, then no change. lol
if can, by right metal get bigger, but outer go out, inner go in, so hole get smaller?
shit, i am darn bad in maths and science now.
got econs qn?
this one also popular qn.
jordan you and aaron went to eat some 煮炒, the total bill is $$30 cos jordan and aaron eat too much.
so each person pay $10 la. the the cashier realised that you all should pay five dollars lesser. the he pass 5 dollars to the one of his worker to give you all
since you all dont know the actual price, he give a dollar to each of you all and keep two for himself
that means that each of you has paid $9, total, $27 and the waiter kept $2 =27+2=29.
where the other dollar go
what the is going on here??!??!
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h wrote:you gave away the answer... butmanyu882 wrote:actually just came out from my mind ba.. this one is sec 4 standard ba?
prelim paper always killer
clue: try to get into this eqn
4^(x/3)+3^(x/2)=10^2
x is the number of hours passed. solve for x
x ≈ 7.62
eh post working.. as well for the earth thingy
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i think everyone has seen the answer somewhere...manyu882 wrote:one more qn:
not so related to math:
when this bush undergo heating, will the hole in the centre get small or bigger?
place a ball (with diameter slightly greater than the hole of the ring) on top of the ring. what happens when you heat the ring?
do i win anything?manyu882 wrote:eh post working.. as well for the earth thingyh wrote:you gave away the answer... butmanyu882 wrote:actually just came out from my mind ba.. this one is sec 4 standard ba?
prelim paper always killer
clue: try to get into this eqn
4^(x/3)+3^(x/2)=10^2
x is the number of hours passed. solve for x
x ≈ 7.62
lol....nice thinking concept. there are people who dont look at this viewh wrote:i think everyone has seen the answer somewhere...manyu882 wrote:one more qn:
not so related to math:
when this bush undergo heating, will the hole in the centre get small or bigger?
place a ball (with diameter slightly greater than the hole of the ring) on top of the ring. what happens when you heat the ring?
POSB saving account no: 209-06968-7
lol.. u win free air..h wrote:do i win anything?manyu882 wrote:eh post working.. as well for the earth thingyh wrote:you gave away the answer... butmanyu882 wrote:actually just came out from my mind ba.. this one is sec 4 standard ba?
prelim paper always killer
clue: try to get into this eqn
4^(x/3)+3^(x/2)=10^2
x is the number of hours passed. solve for x
x ≈ 7.62
POSB saving account no: 209-06968-7
this one:
primary 6 ba. still remember this qn i got it right. everyone in the class cannot get it.
there is a liquid multiply itself by 2 times every 1 min.
1ml of this liquid is put in a jar
it takes an hour to fill the jar to the brim
by when will the jar be a quater filled?
primary 6 ba. still remember this qn i got it right. everyone in the class cannot get it.
there is a liquid multiply itself by 2 times every 1 min.
1ml of this liquid is put in a jar
it takes an hour to fill the jar to the brim
by when will the jar be a quater filled?
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60:59:99 is the end of the 61st min...h wrote:it is 60:00:00, not 60:59:99, and the answer is still 58 min...Canuck eh wrote:Then it's 58 if you mean it's filled to the brim at the end of 60 instead of at the start of the 60th min
I want my air too
uh, yea, my mistake...Canuck eh wrote:60:59:99 is the end of the 61st min...h wrote:it is 60:00:00, not 60:59:99, and the answer is still 58 min...Canuck eh wrote:Then it's 58 if you mean it's filled to the brim at the end of 60 instead of at the start of the 60th min
I want my air toojust as 0:01 is the first second of the first minute
but... just to get the last word in:
if it takes an hour to fill an object, then it should be done at 60:00:00, not 59:00:01 (beginning of the 60th) right?
i'm a last min man, I need that last min to get it done.
eh.. i have no idea what u all debating about
but just work backwards la
so 60 min(3600 sec) is needed for it to filled to the brim
59min(3540 sec) for it to be half filled
58 min(3480 sec) is needed to fill it to quater of it.
but just work backwards la
an hour=60min(3600 sec)it takes an hour to fill the jar to the brim
so 60 min(3600 sec) is needed for it to filled to the brim
59min(3540 sec) for it to be half filled
58 min(3480 sec) is needed to fill it to quater of it.
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Re: MAths problem... can u answer it?
yea, we both know the answer.
Re: MAths problem... can u answer it?
many of you have probably done this one:
a) we are given 80 coins of the same denomination; we know that one of them i counterfeit and that it is lighter than the others. locate the counterfeit coin by using four weighings on a pan balance.
b) it is known that there is one counterfeit coin in a collection of n similar coins. what is the least number of weight trials necessary to identify the counterfeit? (assume the counterfeit is lighter)
a) we are given 80 coins of the same denomination; we know that one of them i counterfeit and that it is lighter than the others. locate the counterfeit coin by using four weighings on a pan balance.
b) it is known that there is one counterfeit coin in a collection of n similar coins. what is the least number of weight trials necessary to identify the counterfeit? (assume the counterfeit is lighter)
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