Rate is a ratio between two quantities with different units of measurement.
Rate allows us to express a quantity as a proportion of another quantity thus enable us to make comparison between different quantity.
Examples of rate being used in our daily life are:
1) Speed of a car, where the distance is measured against time (Kilometer per Hour or Meter per Second)
2) Buying of food and drink, where the price is measured against the weight or volume (Dollars per Kilograms or Dollars per Litres)
3) Frequency of Buses (Number of buses in operation per Hour)
4) Heart Rate (Number of beat per Minute)
The examples of rate in our daily life in countless.....
Thus give 2 examples of the use of Rate in your life and briefly describe how you can make use of these information to help you make better decisions in your life.
Please also refer to your Textbook 1B from Pg 9 to 11 and your Ace - Learning Portal for more materials and examples.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Chapter 5.1 : Like Terms and Unlike Terms
Dear 103s,
We are back into our study of Algebra....
Like English & Chinese, Mathematics is another form of communication between people and Algebra is part of this big family....
Thus, let us now get to find out more about the Algebraic Language...
The Algebraic Language
We are back into our study of Algebra....
Like English & Chinese, Mathematics is another form of communication between people and Algebra is part of this big family....
Thus, let us now get to find out more about the Algebraic Language...
The Algebraic Language
Monday, May 10, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Chapter 16 : Data Handling Lesson 4
Dear 103s,
Welcome back from Common Test.
We are still in our study of Statistics.
Often we hear others compare a group of data using the MEAN, the MEDIAN and the MODE.
But what exactly is MEAN, MEDIAN, MODE?
Do an online search to find out about the meaning of MEAN, MEDIAN and MODE.
Post your findings under the Comment Section.
Please also include in examples on how you determine the MEAN, MEDIAN and MODE of a data set.
Welcome back from Common Test.
We are still in our study of Statistics.
Often we hear others compare a group of data using the MEAN, the MEDIAN and the MODE.
But what exactly is MEAN, MEDIAN, MODE?
Do an online search to find out about the meaning of MEAN, MEDIAN and MODE.
Post your findings under the Comment Section.
Please also include in examples on how you determine the MEAN, MEDIAN and MODE of a data set.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Chapter 16 : Data Handling Lesson 3
Hi 103s,
I believe that each team will now have a set of data that is more precise and accurate as compared to Round 1.
We will aim to complete the following tasks today.
1) Consolidate and upload all data into the spreadsheet titled "2010 Data Handling Traffic Survey School Level". This spreadsheet can be access through your Mathematics Google Site.
2) Let us now make use of an online sticky pad to search for more examples of Statistics Graphs in our daily life.
2) Let us now make use of an online sticky pad to search for more examples of Statistics Graphs in our daily life.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Chapter 16 : Data Handling Lesson 2
Hi 103s,
Congratulations on your completion of the first round of data collection.
Thus, I will like the class to reflect on your experience this morning.
Please post your reply under the Comments Section for the following questions.
1) What are some of the difficulties you have encountered during the data collection process?
2) What are some of the improvement you can make to the data collection process?
Congratulations on your completion of the first round of data collection.
Thus, I will like the class to reflect on your experience this morning.
Please post your reply under the Comments Section for the following questions.
1) What are some of the difficulties you have encountered during the data collection process?
2) What are some of the improvement you can make to the data collection process?
Monday, April 5, 2010
Chapter 16 : Data Handling Lesson 1.2
Data Handling is a major part to the broad topic of Statistics.
Thus what exactly is Statistics?
Please go through the 2 videos posted below.
Video 1
Video 2
Thus do you have a better understanding of Statistics?
In your own words,
1) Explain what do you think Statistics is all about?
2) How can you apply Statistics in your decision making?
Please post your reply under the Comment section by 9 April 2010 (Friday)
Thus what exactly is Statistics?
Please go through the 2 videos posted below.
Video 1
Video 2
Thus do you have a better understanding of Statistics?
In your own words,
1) Explain what do you think Statistics is all about?
2) How can you apply Statistics in your decision making?
Please post your reply under the Comment section by 9 April 2010 (Friday)
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