P5, P6 TFNPPT

Well-intended advice for tackling TFNPTT questions (True, False, Not Possible to Tell)

Well-intended Advice:

● For True statements, circle the facts from your observation or calculation to justify

● For False statements, circle the non-facts and 

   ○ State what the facts ought to be or

   ○ Cite numerical inconsistencies that doomed the statement to falsehood. (eg. when certain numbers have to be odd, or say multiples of 3 etc, as dictated by certain ratios as stated in the question, and yet are inconsistent)

● For Not Possible to Tell (NPTT) statements, circle the ambiguous word/clause and cite other possibilities to satisfy the claim of the statement.* 

*Usually statements that are deemed NPTT can have more than one possibility. It is  flagged out as "not possible to tell" as there is not enough information to confirm the statement to be True or False.

P5 geometry … angle measurement

How big is the angle?

Circle parts, but no need formula for circles! via Transformation. Develop the eyes 👀to see it

Why a circle is broken into 360 degrees?

Why a circle has 360 degrees 😎 interesting ✅ Source: Longjumping-Box5691

Damn Thats Interesting (@dam.thats.interesting) on Threads threads.com

https://www.threads.com/@dam.thats.interesting/post/DNxBhm30nIU?xmt=AQF0AokJR_FakrGYGxXVDbZTy6vLUHXgGDwhIgQZUia3Jw&slof=1

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P5 volume / capacity

simultaneous equations

5 + 5x2 =15

Chang Cheng Liang (@changchengliang) on Threads threads.com

https://www.threads.com/@changchengliang/post/DNivP2jhp-m?xmt=AQF0BIAeiP1uc_WMuR5GpJELgblfzpJnyCUwA5qrE_HvHg

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SG60 commemorative WS— p6 circles, geometry, measurements

Tribute to Singapore and in commemoration of SG60

The black and white version...

A Möbius Strip structure 🤗

https://www.threads.com/@theacidmind/post/DNF9nPVOwTJ?xmt=AQF016uE-2Nz9xVvCdudstV4YyiFbfZCcseZWnn7b6FbDQ

🤯🤯🤯 | Track ID: sabrj - photosynthesis

T.A.M.R | The Acid Mind Recordings (@theacidmind) on Threads threads.com

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PSLE questions by topics (2009-2013)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16HcJf7VWFqlnNWh6TTrtOB1mrFlPUbHd?usp=drive_link

The 7 Deadly Sins of Mathematics

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DM200jQNnEg/?igsh=aXhkNjBwM2pycmVx.

Math Animations on Instagram: "Indeterminate forms are expressions that arise when evaluating limits but do not have a clear or predictable value on their own. They often occur in calculus, especially when dealing with functions that approach infinity, zero, or both. An indeterminate form signals that the situation is more complex than it appears and that standard arithmetic rules cannot be directly applied. For example, when both the numerator and the denominator of a fraction approach zero, the result is not automatically zero or any specific value. Instead, we say the expression takes the indeterminate form „zero over zero," and further analysis, such as using algebraic simplification or L'Hôpital's Rule, is needed to find the actual limit. Other common indeterminate forms include expressions like infinity divided by infinity, zero times infinity, or one raised to the power of infinity. These forms are called "indeterminate" because they can lead to many different outcomes dependin instagram.com

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Geometry Rule— Isosceles Triangle drill —- the yellow Angry Bird

When you encounter an isosceles, do the Angry-bird drill 

Golden Ratio — pleasing proportion found in nature

THE GRAPHER on Instagram: "Do we try to fit the golden ratio everywhere or is it everywhere? . Post illustration by @sketchplanations" instagram.com

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6 Important Geometry Theorems

Jude MahiBlan (@heyasianjude) on Threads threads.com

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Appreciating square roots

Fermat's Library on Instagram: "Square Roots" instagram.com

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%Percentage —— did u know 🤗

The percentage sign % (morphing of)

https://youtu.be/AmAsFs_aYOU?si=dju0K7V4gJs64Fjt

Bird-fishing

老鷹🦅能不能吃河豚🐡

Snow (@snow20010416) on Threads threads.com

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A dancing mathematician

This is another of my favourite! dancing mathematician

dancing mathematician g.co

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The Chain Rule!

alevelmaths on Instagram: "Differentiation | What is the Chain Rule? 🎓 The following video is a demonstration on why the Chain Rule is useful in differentiation and how it can be used 🧐 #Calculus #differentiation #alevelmaths #calculusab #chainrule" instagram.com

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Introducing square numbers

Look at this GIF... 👀 

Found a gif I want you to see! pin.it

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*My Year 2026 Clock*

1 = -(2+0!+2-6)=1
2 = -(2+0+2-6)=2
3 = (20-2)/6=3
4 = -2^0*(2-6)=4
5 = -20/(2-6)=5
6 = 2*0*2+6=6
7 = (2-0)/2+6=7
8 = 2+0*2+6=8
9 = 2-0!+2+6=9
10 = 2+0+2+6=10
11 = 2+0!+2+6=11
12 = 2*0+2*6=12

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How to do partial fractions

Neil Trivedi | MyEdSpace on Instagram: "NEVER Get Stuck On Algebraic Fractions Again - Use The BIG TOE Method 👣 [Algebraic Fractions Simplified, How To Solve Algebraic Fractions, Maths Tricks For Algebra, Algebra Made Easy, GCSE Algebra Help, Big Toe Method Maths, Funny Maths Trick, NeilDoesMaths, MyEdSpace]" instagram.com

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What is the closest time to midnight