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Frederick Koh

Singapore
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returns 06/15/2012
Expertise

I can answer questions concerning calculus, complex numbers, vectors, statistics , algebra and trigonometry for the O level, A level and 1st/2nd year college math/engineering student.

Experience in the area

3 years helping out in a singaporean youth forum: http://forums.sgclub.com/math_help/ (under the moniker whitecorp) You can also visit my main maths website http://www.whitegroupmaths.com where I have designed "question locker" vaults to store tons of fully worked math problems. Peace.

Organizations

IEEE(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers )

Education/Credentials

Former straight As A level student from HCJC (aka HCI); scored distinctions in both C and Further Mathematics B Eng (Hons) From The National University Of Singapore (NUS)

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Recent Answers from Frederick Koh

2012-04-23 calculus 2:

Both series would converge; for (a) when n tend to infinity, the denominator becomes infinitely large, which means that the term will converge towards zero.    For (b), notice that the 3^n term in the

2012-04-21 Pre-Calculus:

The exponential decay description is an inappropriate model. The distance travelled by the ball actually follows an infinite geometric series:    Total distance = 132 + 132(1/3) +132*(1/3)^2 + 132*(1/3)^3+

2012-04-12 Limited growth bus calc:

dy/dt= k(m-y)    1/(m-y)*dy/dt = k    Integrating both sides wrt t,    Int 1/(m-y)dy  =  Int k  dt     (Int represents the integral sign)    - ln (m-y) = kt + C   (where C is a constant)    ln (m -y) =

2012-04-07 Calculus question:

As to how I got sin^3 x  = 1/4 [ 3 sin x - sin(3x)],    I am merely manipulating the answer in part (a) by making sin^ 3 x the subject:    sin(3x) = 3 sin x - 4 sin^3 x     4 sin^3 x = 3 sin x - sin (3x)

2012-04-06 Partial differentiation:

You need to modify your answer. Firstly, we seek out the separate total differentials of A and B:    dA= (dho A/dho x)dx + (dho A/dho y) dy ------------(1)    dB= (dho B/dho x)dx + (dho B/dho y) dy ------------(2)

 

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