Secondary 2 topics, working towards the O-Level Mathematics 4052 syllabus. Every question below has a full worked solution.
When a student gets a question wrong in Math Amigo, it does not show the answer straight away. It
reads the working, identifies the step that went wrong, and asks a question that points at the
correction. The worked solution is there once a genuine attempt has been made.
Solve 2(z−4)<−6. State the largest integer value of z.
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2(z−4)<−6
2z−8<−6expand
2z<−6+8
2z<2
z<1
Largest integer value of z=0
Answer: 0
Example 2
Given that x is a prime number satisfying 5x+5<93, find the largest such prime.
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5x+5<93
5x<93−5subtract 5 from both sides
5x<88
x<588
x<1753
The prime numbers less than 588 are: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17.
The largest prime value of x is 17.
Answer: 17
Example 3
Ahmad scored 71 and 84 in the first two tests. By forming an inequality, find the minimum score Ahmad must obtain in the third test so that the average score for the three tests is at least 84.
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Let the score in the third test be x.
371+84+x≥84
155+x≥252multiply both sides by 3
x≥252−155
x≥97
The minimum score in the third test is 97.
Answer: 97
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O-Level Mathematics (4052), for Singapore secondary students. Math Amigo covers Secondary 1 to 4, both O-Level Mathematics and Additional Mathematics.
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No. On a wrong answer it looks at the working, points to the step that went wrong, and asks a question that helps the student find the correction. The full worked solution is available after a genuine attempt.