Hello Jelena, I am happy to hear from you. You are welcome. I guess I will be hearing a lot from you over the next year. Please share my videos with your friends. Also, do you know about my Maths multiple choice website, dubemaths.com? I think it will serve you well over the year.
I am very happy to hear. Please share my videos with others that you think would benefit. Have you heard about my multiple choice website dubemaths.com?
Hello DeDe. I am really happy to hear that you have signed up to write CSEC Maths next year. Do not stress yourself out unnecessarily. If Maths does not come naturally to you, you will have to spend extra time with it until you get it. The good thing is that there are a lot of resources on RUclips and elsewhere online that you can use to help you understand. Once you put in the time consistently, you will do well in the exam. Don't worry... do as much as you can do online in the meantime until you find a Maths lessons class to attend. For example, in addition to these RUclips videos focused on Multiple choice questions, I also have some videos that teaches the foundational topics ( check out my playlists on Number Theory, Computation and Algebra). Also, I have a website that gives you additional multiple choice practice. At www.dubemaths.com you can try questions and you get the answers immediately along with the worked solution. Let me know ever so often how you are progressing. Again, do not worry, put in the time and effort and you will do fine.
For question 8 I was too lazy to write down all the factors.. so I did something a little different. I said all three given numbers 54, 72 and 90 are even numbers. (A) 9 is not an even number. so that's out. (C) 90 can't hold in 54 and 72, and neither does (D) 1080. So the only option is (B) 18. Though I won't always use this method, since it's still not so accurate
Be careful! Your first assumption was wrong. 9 is actually a factor of 54, 72 and 90. 9x6=54. 9x8=72. 9x10=90. But you could rule out C and D because a factor of a number is never larger than the number.
You should do as much past papers as you can. That is one of the best ways to prepare. On my instagram, I have the answers with a bit of working for a lot of the years. That should help.
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This video just saved my life thank you!!
Wow! You are welcome.
Thanks very much i am a CSEC student of 2021 class.. a very helpful video
Hello Jelena, I am happy to hear from you. You are welcome. I guess I will be hearing a lot from you over the next year. Please share my videos with your friends. Also, do you know about my Maths multiple choice website, dubemaths.com? I think it will serve you well over the year.
I’m doing a marathon tonight with these multiple choice
Excellent. I am happy to have helped.
Thanks for making me understand
I am happy to have helped.
Actually really needed this, thanks.
You are welcome, Alisha.
I found this video to be very useful 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I am very happy to hear. Please share my videos with others that you think would benefit. Have you heard about my multiple choice website dubemaths.com?
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My Cxc math exam is next week thx for uploading multiple choice questions it’s a really good practice for me
Thanks, Ronnie. I am happy that you find them useful. Please share with your friends and classmates so that they can get in some practice as well.
Dube Maths I will share them
@@ronniesharma1322 great, thanks.
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You are welcome.
Thanks alot
You are welcome, Leo
nice vid
Thanks. Appreciated.
What's the topic for the third on
All these question are on the topic, Number Theory and Computation.
Number 4 is on division of decimals
I signed up to write csec math next year but I haven't done maths since 2012....sigh I'm so stressed and I don't have a lessons class yet
Hello DeDe. I am really happy to hear that you have signed up to write CSEC Maths next year.
Do not stress yourself out unnecessarily. If Maths does not come naturally to you, you will have to spend extra time with it until you get it. The good thing is that there are a lot of resources on RUclips and elsewhere online that you can use to help you understand.
Once you put in the time consistently, you will do well in the exam. Don't worry... do as much as you can do online in the meantime until you find a Maths lessons class to attend.
For example, in addition to these RUclips videos focused on Multiple choice questions, I also have some videos that teaches the foundational topics ( check out my playlists on Number Theory, Computation and Algebra). Also, I have a website that gives you additional multiple choice practice. At www.dubemaths.com you can try questions and you get the answers immediately along with the worked solution.
Let me know ever so often how you are progressing.
Again, do not worry, put in the time and effort and you will do fine.
Maths tomorrow 😪
Sigh same, all the best
Hello Devonna. Good luck in your exam today.
@@roandobryan7028 Hello. Good luck in your exam today too.
For question 8 I was too lazy to write down all the factors.. so I did something a little different. I said all three given numbers 54, 72 and 90 are even numbers. (A) 9 is not an even number. so that's out. (C) 90 can't hold in 54 and 72, and neither does (D) 1080. So the only option is (B) 18. Though I won't always use this method, since it's still not so accurate
Be careful! Your first assumption was wrong. 9 is actually a factor of 54, 72 and 90. 9x6=54. 9x8=72. 9x10=90. But you could rule out C and D because a factor of a number is never larger than the number.
ooooh, 4th question is a division, not a plus sign...
Paper 1 maths is the only paper 1 I don't find easy
You should do as much past papers as you can. That is one of the best ways to prepare. On my instagram, I have the answers with a bit of working for a lot of the years. That should help.