You are more than welcome! Thanks for taking the time in leaving a comment and watching the video. Wishing you the very best for the forthcoming exams in November. Please reach out if there is anything more I can do to help.
Thanks so much for the video!!! For the Hamiltonian Cycle, I'm not sure if this is an 'algorithm' per se but I tend to make like a minimum spanning tree and then try and make a cycle out of it somehow... but your method is great too!
Hello! Thanks so much for this. I have to agree as I've been doing the same thing recently. Fingers crossed I can find something a little more effective in the coming years!
Thanks so much! I really, really appreciate it. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. And please spread the word about my channel if you could. I really want to help as many students as I possibly can! Wishing you the very best for the coming exams in November.
Hi MaffsGuru, I want to start off by saying thank you so much for all the videos, it has been helping me out a lot. I just had a quick question... is it alright if I give the "answer only" for a 1 mark question in the exam, or do I still have to show the working out to get that 1 mark?
If the questions says SHOW THAT ... you must show all lines of working you used to get to the answer. Otherwise, for a 1 mark question it should be find to write the answer only. Now ... remember ... I do not work for VCAA or assess the exams at the moment so this is only my view.
Thank you so so so so much. Sending my best wishes and lots of luck for the forthcoming exams!!! Let me know if there is anything more I can do to help!!!
I know. I realised this earlier today. I was reading from really bad handwriting and I misread the 6 for an 8. The answer is correct. I will add an errata to the video. Apologies for the confusion.
@Maffsguru ur such a legend, as I have my VCE English exam on the 29th, & VCE General Maths Exam 1 on Nov.1 & Exam 2. on Nov.4 as I just completed 26 practice exams for General Maths, as I understand the content well enough. Plus a question to point out when it comes to final payment questions & annuities & perpetuities what’s the steps to solve these finance solver problems & if so can I add them in my bound reference.
Thanks so much for taking the time in making this really kind comment. I would LOVE to be able to reply to your questions relating to HOW to do some of the more complex things with Financial Mathematics, this this would be pretty impossible in a written comment on UA-cam! I'm so sorry. The best I can suggest is to look at my videos on www.maffsguru.com which can explain it way better than I can on here!! Wishing you the very best of luck in your forthcoming exms.
Qu 13c) Can you check calculations? 11100x.28=3108 for day 1. Then 3108x0.28 for Day 2=870.24 to if you do it successively, 11100x.28x.28=870.24. then 870.24/11292.7 x 100 =8% Your answer is correct but the calculations don't match the answer.
@meetshah6352 It's the image that has the wrong calculation. 11100x.28x.28 does not equal 3163. It equals 870.24. He has 3163/11292.8 x 100. This does not equal 8%. The numerator is incorrect-should be 870.24. Examiner's report is 11100x.28^2/11292.8, numerator equals 870.24. Hope this helps.
If i had multipled by 12 that would have given me an annual interest rate. The recurrence relationship was for each month. So it was important to change the 1.5% (which was already in months) into a multiplied using (1-r/100).
Hello, Maffs Guru! I’m eagerly awaiting today’s General Maths multiple-choice answers. Do you have an estimated time for when the post will be up? Thanks so much!
Hey Mr. Maths Guru, I like you're videos (not the 2024 exam 1 because I got so many wrong), but I thought there was a faster method for how to answer question 9b: - calculate value of loan after two years ($26446.11) - calculate net value of payments ($14888.00) - subtract above value from Vo ($35000.00 - 14888.00 = 20112.00) - Obtain difference between above value and value of loan after two years to determine interest ( $26446.11 - 20112.00 =6334.11) This is just an alternative approach, no hate.
For question 9b i used the Total interest paid solver and got $6334.12 which is one cent higher, would these make a difference? I assume mine is correct as i didn't do any rounding.
Hi! Which calculator has a Total Interest Paid Solver? I've look on the Texas and the CASIO and I can't seem to find that function. If I can simulate what you are doing I might be able to have a better idea at how to answer your question :)
@@MaffsGuru Hi MaffsGuru, l love you videos by the way, thank you so much! I'm using the Texas TI-nspire. The Total interest paid solver is in, Menu(3), Finance(8), amortisation(3), interest paid(3).You then put in the first and last row numbers of payments (a,b), then you follow that with your usual, (N,I%,PV,PMT,(leaveFV blank,P/y,C/y). Sorry if that's confusing, but basically for that question for the 1st year I put this in the CAS: ∑Int(1,4,4,10,35000,-1722,,4,4) when you add both first year and second year interest paid (with different parameters) you get 1 cent higher. So my question is would this 1 cent difference mean that your by hand method is incorrect?
@@feijoatreeboy910 thanks for letting me know about the function! Interesting!! I don't think my by hand method would be incorrect as I know the way I did it fits with VCAA's answers. But I imagine that VCAA would take into account that there are other ways to use technology to give an answer. Generally though they have thought through all the questions to ensure that which ever way someone does it, the answers all round the same way. I'll have a look later when I get home.
That's such a kind thing to say. Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. Wishing you the very best for November. Please reach out and let me know if there is anything I can do to help. Also, if you can, please spread the word about my channel and website.
New content for the lessons? I think I've done them all for the time being! Will there be a video for the suggested solutions for the General Exams on Friday and Monday? I hope so!
Hi. What do you mean by trial exams? If you’re talking about “Company papers” such as Heffernan etc. I’m not allowed. They wouldn’t give me permission so I can only do VCAA papers.
Hi again. Thanks for the comment. I'm pretty sure that the decrease in 1.5% per month would equate to a multiplier of 0.985 per month which is the answer I gave in the solutions.
Do you mean video for exam solutions? I will hope to record my suggested solutions for the exam on Friday evening and Monday morning. I hope this will be helpful!
Hi. I have heard that they are crazy! I have left it to UA-cam to place the ads and show them when they feel they need to. I might go back and see if I can change the settings somehow. Thanks for the feedback :)
Thank you it helped - especially for the crashing part towards the end :)
You are more than welcome! Thanks for taking the time in leaving a comment and watching the video. Wishing you the very best for the forthcoming exams in November. Please reach out if there is anything more I can do to help.
Legend! Thanks again for your work! Keep it up!
You are more than welcome. I'm going to keep trying!
Best and detailed explanation for last question for crashing
Thank you do much for this awesome comment. I’m glad that it was helpful!
Thanks so much for the video!!! For the Hamiltonian Cycle, I'm not sure if this is an 'algorithm' per se but I tend to make like a minimum spanning tree and then try and make a cycle out of it somehow... but your method is great too!
Hello! Thanks so much for this. I have to agree as I've been doing the same thing recently. Fingers crossed I can find something a little more effective in the coming years!
The Goat! Really helped out through explaining all the questions, I am now a subscriber.
agreed!
Thanks so much! I really, really appreciate it. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. And please spread the word about my channel if you could. I really want to help as many students as I possibly can! Wishing you the very best for the coming exams in November.
Thanks so much!! I am so grateful when people leave comments on my videos. Wishing you the very best of luck!!
Hi MaffsGuru, I want to start off by saying thank you so much for all the videos, it has been helping me out a lot.
I just had a quick question... is it alright if I give the "answer only" for a 1 mark question in the exam, or do I still have to show the working out to get that 1 mark?
If the questions says SHOW THAT ... you must show all lines of working you used to get to the answer. Otherwise, for a 1 mark question it should be find to write the answer only. Now ... remember ... I do not work for VCAA or assess the exams at the moment so this is only my view.
@@MaffsGuru Okay, thank you so much :)
a lot of love for your videos from Princes Hill Secondary college
Thank you so so so so much. Sending my best wishes and lots of luck for the forthcoming exams!!! Let me know if there is anything more I can do to help!!!
can you please make a video on exam 1 that was done today.
@@munchohunnidbands4816 how’d you find it I just did it..
I am editing it now :) It'll be uploaded later this evening.
I liked it ...
Thanks for this. Qu 2 final answer is correct but you write 5.78 when it is actually 5.76 in the calculations which may lose marks.
I know. I realised this earlier today. I was reading from really bad handwriting and I misread the 6 for an 8. The answer is correct. I will add an errata to the video. Apologies for the confusion.
@Maffsguru ur such a legend, as I have my VCE English exam on the 29th, & VCE General Maths Exam 1 on Nov.1 & Exam 2. on Nov.4 as I just completed 26 practice exams for General Maths, as I understand the content well enough. Plus a question to point out when it comes to final payment questions & annuities & perpetuities what’s the steps to solve these finance solver problems & if so can I add them in my bound reference.
Thanks so much for taking the time in making this really kind comment. I would LOVE to be able to reply to your questions relating to HOW to do some of the more complex things with Financial Mathematics, this this would be pretty impossible in a written comment on UA-cam! I'm so sorry. The best I can suggest is to look at my videos on www.maffsguru.com which can explain it way better than I can on here!! Wishing you the very best of luck in your forthcoming exms.
Great video! Where can I find the reference book perchance?
Sign up to www.maffsguru.com and upgrade your subscription to gold. You then get access to the General Maths summary book.
Great video! Where can I find the reference book? Perchance
See my previous comment about subscribing to MaffsGuru.con
Qu 13c) Can you check calculations? 11100x.28=3108 for day 1. Then 3108x0.28 for Day 2=870.24 to if you do it successively, 11100x.28x.28=870.24. then 870.24/11292.7 x 100 =8% Your answer is correct but the calculations don't match the answer.
It might have been a transcription error from the working I had in front of me. I’ll check and add an errata if needs be.
@meetshah6352 It's the image that has the wrong calculation. 11100x.28x.28 does not equal 3163. It equals 870.24. He has 3163/11292.8 x 100. This does not equal 8%. The numerator is incorrect-should be 870.24. Examiner's report is 11100x.28^2/11292.8, numerator equals 870.24. Hope this helps.
Hey Maffs Guru, for Question 8 c, why didn't you divide 1.5/100 times 12. Was it not states after n months?
If i had multipled by 12 that would have given me an annual interest rate. The recurrence relationship was for each month. So it was important to change the 1.5% (which was already in months) into a multiplied using (1-r/100).
@@MaffsGuru oh far enough, thank u once again
Hello, Maffs Guru! I’m eagerly awaiting today’s General Maths multiple-choice answers. Do you have an estimated time for when the post will be up? Thanks so much!
I'm editing them now. They will upload later this evening.
@@MaffsGuru Legend
@@chloeasbury9116 Thank you! I really appreciate it :)
Thank you sooooo much ur doing god’s work😩😩
@@MaffsGuruThank you! Can’t wait to hear about question 39, the bane of my existence.
Hey Mr. Maths Guru, I like you're videos (not the 2024 exam 1 because I got so many wrong), but I thought there was a faster method for how to answer question 9b:
- calculate value of loan after two years ($26446.11)
- calculate net value of payments ($14888.00)
- subtract above value from Vo ($35000.00 - 14888.00 = 20112.00)
- Obtain difference between above value and value of loan after two years to determine interest ( $26446.11 - 20112.00 =6334.11)
This is just an alternative approach, no hate.
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it. I love the fact that there are always more ways to do a question!!!
For question 9b i used the Total interest paid solver and got $6334.12 which is one cent higher, would these make a difference? I assume mine is correct as i didn't do any rounding.
Hi! Which calculator has a Total Interest Paid Solver? I've look on the Texas and the CASIO and I can't seem to find that function. If I can simulate what you are doing I might be able to have a better idea at how to answer your question :)
@@MaffsGuru Hi MaffsGuru, l love you videos by the way, thank you so much!
I'm using the Texas TI-nspire.
The Total interest paid solver is in,
Menu(3), Finance(8), amortisation(3), interest paid(3).You then put in the first and last row numbers of payments (a,b), then you follow that with your usual, (N,I%,PV,PMT,(leaveFV blank,P/y,C/y). Sorry if that's confusing, but basically for that question for the 1st year I put this in the CAS:
∑Int(1,4,4,10,35000,-1722,,4,4)
when you add both first year and second year interest paid (with different parameters) you get 1 cent higher. So my question is would this 1 cent difference mean that your by hand method is incorrect?
@@feijoatreeboy910 thanks for letting me know about the function! Interesting!! I don't think my by hand method would be incorrect as I know the way I did it fits with VCAA's answers. But I imagine that VCAA would take into account that there are other ways to use technology to give an answer. Generally though they have thought through all the questions to ensure that which ever way someone does it, the answers all round the same way. I'll have a look later when I get home.
The Goat, thanks so much my man!
That's such a kind thing to say. Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. Wishing you the very best for November. Please reach out and let me know if there is anything I can do to help. Also, if you can, please spread the word about my channel and website.
How would you do question 6 it were for mean?
You wouldn't be asked this it would be impossible to read the values from the graph they gave you (with any degree of accuracy!).
What did you get for Q38?
This is for the exam done today btw.
I got A. UA-cam is processing my solutions video and it will be live in about 30 minutes.
is there going to be any new further maths videos? :)
New content for the lessons? I think I've done them all for the time being! Will there be a video for the suggested solutions for the General Exams on Friday and Monday? I hope so!
good afternoon are you going to do the trial exams for general maths anytime soon?
Hi. What do you mean by trial exams? If you’re talking about “Company papers” such as Heffernan etc. I’m not allowed. They wouldn’t give me permission so I can only do VCAA papers.
@@MaffsGuru - well that's very silly :(
@@RGDRaiseYT I also wonder if I would ever have the time!!!
Fo 8c, it says in months but you did it in years.
Hi again. Thanks for the comment. I'm pretty sure that the decrease in 1.5% per month would equate to a multiplier of 0.985 per month which is the answer I gave in the solutions.
mr guru, can you pls do mav exam 2 if possible?
Sadly not. I do not have permission from MAV to use their exams and record their solutions on UA-cam.
when's your next video coming out
Do you mean video for exam solutions? I will hope to record my suggested solutions for the exam on Friday evening and Monday morning. I hope this will be helpful!
Hey, can u please do a video using CASIO? And is there any tricks on it that I can use for my exams?
I will indeed! I keep trying to incorporate the ClassPad into my videos but most of the functionality is the same as the Texas.
chill with the ads
Hi. I have heard that they are crazy! I have left it to UA-cam to place the ads and show them when they feel they need to. I might go back and see if I can change the settings somehow. Thanks for the feedback :)
I've removed about half of them and made them not quite so frequent. I hope this helps!
@@MaffsGuru thank you legend
@@rehehehehreheeeheheh2273 No ... you are the legend for watching the video