H3 Maths 9810
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anyone took h3 maths paper today?
i think the graph theory part is freaking tough..
the combinatorics 6 marks qn to prove it's divisible by 2^n i also dunno how to do
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seems like no one else as high level as you?
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wa... H3 seh!! pro pro... clap 2x
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ok i think the mods can delete this thread if noone else is taking...
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H3 Maths!
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how is it really different from h2 maths? application skills?Originally posted by plasticpiranha:anyone took h3 maths paper today?
i think the graph theory part is freaking tough..
the combinatorics 6 marks qn to prove it's divisible by 2^n i also dunno how to do -
wa btw h3 maths got wad kinda privilege in uni ar??
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unless u get str8 A'sOriginally posted by Fireindahouse:wa btw h3 maths got wad kinda privilege in uni ar??
if not H3 is useless
H3 only help you to get scholarships -
well, i think it's very different..Originally posted by maxtonian:how is it really different from h2 maths? application skills?
of course you have to use h2 maths knowledge (integration, differentiation etc)
but most of time the topics are focused on proving and qualitative questions
btw there are various syllabuses you can choose from (depends on whether the jc offers it)
theres MOE, NTU, NUS if i'm not wrong
i took the MOE one and the topics are differential equations, graph theory, combinatorics and plane geometry
my school didn't teach us plane geometry though cause you can choose 2 out of the last 3 topics in the a levels paper (in other words, the school chose for us)
graph theory is mostly about proving and qualitative questions and modeling of real life problems
differential equations is mostly about population growth models or concentration models etc.
combinatorics is something like permutations and combinations (P&C is a subset of combinatorics) -
Sorry ... I took H3 Maths U402
... so can't discuss much.
Anyway, I think I might fail H3 Maths ... dang! -
de H3 Plane Geometry was killer i thought! den i couldn't do the other option topic coz my sch din teach so had to stick with plane geometry.
machiam yan zheng zheng see your $$$ go down the drain but cannot save
but ironically i thot de graph theory was easy!
aiya but worst thing is come out of de exam hall all de PRCs kpkb "aiya minus one mark alr, cannot full marks!" -
omg how can u say graph theory was easy?Originally posted by SBS261P:de H3 Plane Geometry was killer i thought! den i couldn't do the other option topic coz my sch din teach so had to stick with plane geometry.
machiam yan zheng zheng see your $$$ go down the drain but cannot save
but ironically i thot de graph theory was easy!
aiya but worst thing is come out of de exam hall all de PRCs kpkb "aiya minus one mark alr, cannot full marks!"
u must b from some top jc? hcj? rj?
luckily my school not many PRCs... ok it doesnt really matter now actually
wah pro pro, i think its my $150 tt goes down the drain alr -
graph theory is supposed to be a uni subject area but they deem it too easy so they start to introduce it in JC level.
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too easy? you must be kidding...Originally posted by HyuugaNeji:graph theory is supposed to be a uni subject area but they deem it too easy so they start to introduce it in JC level.
i know the graph theory in JC is extremely basic
but ive read that some problems in graph theory are still unsolved till now (NP-complete problems)
the reason for them introducing it to JC level, according to my teacher, is that it's a "hot topic" in the current mathematical field
many areas of graph theory are still undiscovered, thus there are ample opportunities for breakthrough -
Is graph theory about sketching of graphs from equations / analysis of equations using graphs?
If it is, it was easy for me when I was in JC. I think it was in F maths syllabus at that time. -
lol it's nothing to do with thatOriginally posted by eagle:Is graph theory about sketching of graphs from equations / analysis of equations using graphs?
If it is, it was easy for me when I was in JC. I think it was in F maths syllabus at that time.
it's a whole new topic with a different definition of graphs
basically it's just dots (vertices) and lines (edges)