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Didn't skip level... but his Math very advance liao so I'm finding it hard to help him when he has questions. His math tuition teacher has to keep challenging him with harder questions because he find those at school too easy.

Anyway, he solved that question I posted earlier by himself before I gave him the answer from one of the bro here.

Your son is very advance in math. Can put him for math olympiad and get medals.

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Your son is very advance in math. Can put him for math olympiad and get medals.

 

Ya... his tuition teacher training him for that too. See how lah... He's good but not that good yet.

 

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Math geniuses, need help with this qns below -

 

What is the value of m in the number sequence?

 

18, 20, 22, 24, 30, 33, 102, m, ...

 

 

No, you did not see wrongly. There is no typo in the numbers.

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Math geniuses, need help with this qns below -

 

What is the value of m in the number sequence?

 

18, 20, 22, 24, 30, 33, 102, m, ...

 

 

No, you did not see wrongly. There is no typo in the numbers.

Merry Christmas! Thanks for the headache... lol

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Math geniuses, need help with this qns below -

 

What is the value of m in the number sequence?

 

18, 20, 22, 24, 30, 33, 102, m, ...

 

 

No, you did not see wrongly. There is no typo in the numbers.

Could the answer be 720 as a result of 2 to the power of 4 multiplied by 3,3 and 5 (16x9x5 to be exact)?

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BTW, what level is this maths question? I am thinking of giving it to my dauighter. 

 

I don't really know what level but my son is 12 yrs old doing it.

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How to solve for x in this equation?

 

2x^4 + 4x^3 + 6x^2 + 4x + 2 = 0

 

I figured out that it can probably only be factorised into 2 quadratic equations, both of which do not have real roots?

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