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Title: Percentages (I)


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Percentages (I)
  • Form 1 Mathematics
  • Chapter 3

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Result of Close Book Quiz
  • Result of Close Book Quiz
  • Full mark 40 and 10 bonus
  • Highest 44
  • Lowest 4
  • Average 17.5
  • Number of students between 10 - 19 16
  • Number of students between 0 - 9 7
  • Major Problems
  • Dont understand the question!
  • Wrong idea on the old value in the change

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Result of Close Book Quiz
  • Result of Close Book Quiz
  • 8th place LAM Long Yin, Ken
  • 6th place(2) WONG Pui Yin, Paul,
  • WU SHAN Hao Yi
  • 5th place CHOI King Shing, Walker
  • 4th place CHEN Yi, David
  • 3rd place LI Ming Chun, Edward
  • 2nd place FU Ling Yin
  • 1st place LI Sai Kong
  • Congratulations!!!!!! Well done!!!!!!

4
Mathematics nearby
  • Mr. Hui bought a new car with 100,000
  • He makes up the car well and then try to sell it
    at a better price. So, he marked up 50 (half).
  • His friend wants to buy a car also and then he
    approached Mr. Hui.
  • Mr. Hui decided to sell it to his friend at a
    friendship price of 50 (half) of the marked
    price.
  • Did Mr. Hui gain, lose or no gain no loss?

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Mathematics nearby
  • Cost Price 100,000
  • Marked Price 100,000 (150)
  • 150,000
  • Selling Price 150,000 (1-50)
  • 75,000
  • Since Selling Price lt Cost Price, Mr. Hui lost!

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Reminder
  • Term 1 Examination Syllabus (p.1-185)
  • Chapter 0 Basic Mathematics
  • Chapter 1 Directed Numbers
  • Chapter 2 Using Algebra to Solve Problems (I)
  • Chapter 3 Percentages (I)
  • Chapter 4 Using Algebra to Solve Problems (II)
  • Date of Term 1 Examination
  • 12-12-12 (Wed)
  • 830 am 930 am (1 hour)
  • Room 104

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  • Enjoy the world of Mathematics!
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