Monthly Archives: January 2016

Tuition Centre Singapore A Level Math Tuition – Integration Application     Please contact Mr Ong for full worked solutions Please contact Mr Ong @ 9863 9633 or Angie @ 96790479 if you need help in JC/A lvel H2/H1 Math Maths Tuition      

Tuition Centre Singapore A Level Physics Tuition – Dynamics and Forces   Two railway trucks of masses m and 3m move towards each other in oopposite directions with speeds 2v and v respectively. These trucks collide and stick together. What is the speed of the trucks after the collision? Answer : v/4   Please contact… Continue reading →

Tuition Centre Singapore A Level Chemistry Tuition – Chemical Energetics   Answer: B   Please contact Mr Ong @ 9863 9633 or Angie @ 96790479 if you need help in JC/A lvel H2/H1 Chemistry Tuition  

Tuition Centre Singapore Math Tuition Secondary Math Tuition- Exponential Function     Please contact Mr Ong @ 9863 9633 or Angie @ 96790479 if you need help in O level Additional Math Tuition

Tuition Centre Singapore Maths Tuition Secondary Math Tuition   Stem and Leaf Chart Answer: (a) 168  (b) 2 or 4   Please contact Mr Ong @ 9863 9633 or Angie @ 96790479 if you need help in Secondary 1 to 4 Maths  

Tuition Centre Singapore Biology Tuition – Movement of Substances (Diffusion)   Common Error 1 Diffusion of particles from one region to another takes place at a constant speed. Correct Concept 1 The concentration gradient determines the speed of diffusion. As diffusion proceeds, the concentration gradient decreases. The speed of diffusion thus decreases as well  … Continue reading →

Tuition Centre Singapore Physics Tuition – Forces Important Definitions   Newton’s First Law of Motion states that an object will continue in its state of rest or uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force. Newton’s Second Law of Motion states that for an object with constant mass, the net external force F acting… Continue reading →

Tuition Centre Singapore Chemistry Tuition – Elements, Compound and Mixture Definitions   An atom is the smallest particle of an element that retains the chemical properties of the element. An element is a pure substance that cannot be split up into two or more simpler substances by physical processes or by chemical processes. A compound… Continue reading →

Tuition Center Singapore Primary English Tuition – Synthesis and Transformation – As Well As   As Well As As well as is used to join two words or phrases.   Example 1 The warrior was fearless. The warrior was also loyal. The warrior was fearless as well as loyal   Example 2 Anne collects jade… Continue reading →

Tuition Center Singapore Primary Math Tuition – Numbers and Volume   Question 1 In the numeral 7.539, the digit ‘3’ stands for (1) 3 tens (2) 3 tenths (3) 3 hundredths (4) 3 thousandths Answer : 3   Question 2 Express 4.032 litres in millilitres. (1) 0.4032 ml (2) 40.32 ml (3) 403.2 ml (4)… Continue reading →