Thursday, 30 April 2020

Primary Maths : Notes and Formulae

NUMBERS
Place Values
Value is the positional value of the digit in the number or where the digit is in the number.  
Digits are symbols or characters to represent a number in writing.

Rounding
RULE for rounding off
If number is from 0 and to 4, then DROP or Fall (4) off / let it go
If number is from 5 to 9, then ADD 1 or high 5 --> go higher
Estimate
Rounding numbers is a way of estimating numbers

Dividing Whole Numbers By Tens, Hundreds, And Thousands
When any whole number is DIVIDE by 10100, or 1000
                        we REMOVE’ or CANCEL’ the corresponding 0s to the number.

Quotient And Remainder
 There are special names for each number in a division.
                             12 ÷ 4 = 3
dividend ÷  divisor = quotient

Factors
Factors are numbers that divide exactly into another number.
The factors of 12, for example, are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 12.

Multiples
Multiples are extended times tables
The multiples of 2 are all the numbers in the 2 times table:
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ...

Number Operations

                  Symbol.         Some Words/phrases

                       +                 add, sum, plus, total, more than, increased by

                       -           subtract, difference, minus, r less than, decreased

                       x           multiply, product, times 

                     /, ÷                divide, quotient


Order of Operations

          First Order.         :  (  )       Bracket                            B           

          Second Order     :  ÷ X     Multiplication, Division     DM

          Third Order         :  +  -     Addition, Subtraction       AS


FRACTION
Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions
Add or subtract the numerators
Do not add/subtract the denominator (it indicates the total portion)

Adding and subtracting Unlike Fractions 
Method
Step1: Change ALL DENOMINATOTORS to SAME VALUE (equivalent fractions)
Step2Add or subtract the NUMERATOR

Division Of Fractions
                           a     ÷    c
                           b           d             
                        = a     x    d
                           b           c              

DECIMALS
In the number 17.3, the point separates 17 from the 3. 
3 is in the tenth position. 
=> 3 of tenths = 3 of 1/10 = 3/10 
As a fraction, 17.3 = 17 3/10 

Decimal Numbers Multiply By 10s, 100s, 1000s
When a decimal number is MULTIPLY by 10, the decimal value shifts by ONE
PLACE to the RIGHT.

MEASUREMENT
Length
CONVERTING KM/M/CM/MM 
1 km = 1000 m
1 m = 100cm,
1 cm = 10 mm

Mass

CONVERTING Kilogram(kg) and Gram(g)

                                 1 kg = 1000 g

                                kg( / )--->g ( x )           

To convert kg to g, multiply the value by 1000 

To convert g to kg, divide the value by 1000 

Time

Commonly Used Terms



SHAPES
Rectangle and Square
Triangle

Perimeter adding the three sides
Area of Triangle = ½ x Base x Height
Circle
Angles
Lines

TYPE OF TRIANGLE ANGLES



OTHER ANGLES FORMULAE



QUADRILATERALS

<<< tri ~ 3 , quad ~ 4, cir ~ round >>>

STATISTICS

Drawing and Understanding Graph

Same set of Data in TABLE FORM:

 

Fruit

Numbers

Apple

  1

Pear

  2

Orange

  2

Banana

  3

Total

10

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Average
Formula
       Average = Total Amount / Value 
                         Count of shares/items            


RATIO

Ratio compares two or more quantities.


            Symbol of ratio is    :     


Ratio of quantity A to quantity B s written as                                                                                                    

                  A : B                                                                                        

** Ratio has no unit of measure


Ratio and Fractions

A fraction is a part of a whole.


PERCENTAGE
"Percent % " means 
"per 100"   or  'out of 100'  or  ‘per 100 of the total value’
     -> the first quantity usually represents a part of, or a change in, the second quantity(the whole).
“per 100” => 
            60% = 60 / 100 
            25% = 25 / 100
Percent Formula: 
                        Percent = (Required) Value   x 100%
                                             Total Value
GST Formula:
                         GST = Amount x GST rate
                                                       100

SPEED

   Distance(D) = Speed (S) x Time (T)
            Speed = Distance / Time
              Time = Distance / Speed

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

Primary Maths Vocabulary and Model

NAMING Position/Words
First (1st), second (2nd) , third (3rd) , Fourth (4th), … tenth(10th)
Between, odd number, even number, left, altogether, twice, thrice

FRACTIONS
halves, quarters, fifths, tenths, whole, part

COMPARE and ORDER
(1)   Great/greater/greatest; as great as, greater than
(2)   Small/smaller/smallest; as small as, smaller than
(3)   Many/More/Most; as many as, more than       
(4)   Little/Less/Least; as little as, less than
(5)   Few/Fewer/Fewest; as few as, fewer than
(6)   Long/Longer/Longest; as long as, longer than                     
(7)   Short/Shorter/Shortest; as short as, shorter than
(8)   Tall/Taller/Tallest, taller than, as tall as  
(9)   Heavy/Heavier/Heaviest; as heavy as, heavier than                          
(10) Light/Lighter/Lightest; as light as; lighter than

EQUAL/ADD/SUBTRACT/MULTIPLY/DIVIDE
EQUAL:  
~ value of, same as, answer, represents, means, will be, whole lot
ADD:
~ more than, total, sum of, increase, plus, additional, and
MINUS/SUBTRACT:
~take, decrease, subtract, remove, subtraction, take away, pull, difference, less than, take
MULTIPLCATION:
multiply, times, lots of, by, product of, of, power of, bracket () = square
DIVISION: 
the fraction line -, divide, /, split, group, out of, give

MONEY
(1) Expensive/More Expensive/Most Expensive; as expensive as                     
(2) Cheap/Cheaper/Cheapest; as cheap as, cheaper than
(3)  Mary receives a Change of $20.
(4) Judy’s saving is 80cents.

TIME
1.        O’clock                        2.       Midnight                    3.       Morning
4.        Noon                           5.       Afternoon                  6.       Night
7.        a.m.                             8.       p.m.                          9.       Hour
10.      Minutes                      11.      Seconds                  12.       Earlier
13.      Later                          14.      Before.                     15.       After
16.      Minutes past              17.      Minutes to                18.      Quarter past
19.      Quarter to                  20.      Half past                   21.      Clockwise
22.      Anti-clockwise           23.      Starting time             24.      Finishing time
25.      Duration                    26.      Slower                      27.      Faster

SHAPE
edge, corner, face, round, curve, straight line
square, rectangle, triangle, trapezium, rhombus, parallelogram, circle, semicircle, quarter circle
sphere, cylinder, cone, cube, cuboid
<<< tri ~ 3 , quad ~ 4, cir ~ round >>>

GEOMETRY
angle, acute, obtuse, reflex
perpendicular, parallel, vertical, horizontal
equilateral triangle, isosceles triangle, scalene triangle, right-angle triangle
Vertically opposite angles, corresponding angles, alternate angles
turns, rotation, clockwise, anti-clockwise

ADDITIONAL WORDS

Exchange, Transfer, Age, Equal at the start, Finally, Increase by, Altogether


MORE ON = + - x / 

Example
The number of circle is THE SAME AS the number of triangles
The number of circle is EQUAL to the number of triangles


Smallest, Largest 
Smallest: of the least value as compared to others
Largest: of the biggest value as compared to others
Example: 
            (a)    0 ,1 4, 7, 8
            (b)    2, 4, 6, 8, 0
            (c)    3, 5, 4, 6, 9
            (d)    9, 8, 6, 4, 0
Which number-set is arranged in order, beginning with the smallest? (a)
Which number-set is arranged in order, beginning with the largest? (d)

Odd Number
Numbers ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Even Number
Numbers ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, 8

Compare

More Than
4 is more than 3
The number of circles is more than the number of triangles

Less Than
            3 is less than 4
The number of triangles is LESS THAN the number of circles



EXPENSIVE/CHEAP
Expensive/More Expensive                    Cheap/Cheaper 
Most Expensive                                                      Cheapest

Change
Example
Mary bought a pair of shoes for $30. She gave a $50 notes to the cashier. What is the change she receives from the cashier?
  $50 - $30 = $20
Mary receives a change of $20.



TIME
Before, To, Later, After, Past
           
START TIME, DURATION, END TIME
                   

MODEL DIAGRAM Terms

FRACTIONS Terms

=>In Model Representation, 
            The numerator is the shaded portion
            The total number of squares is the denominator
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