CSEC |CXC|MATHS MULTIPLE CHOICE PAPER 1 2024 EXAM PREP Part 1( CSEC MATHS MULTIPLE CHOICE 2024)

Solutions 1 to 60 fully explained!!

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My first time on your page. Love the way you explained the concepts…

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[@rzpe5962]

saving my life rn i am terrible in maths i did terrible in paper 2 and i would only pass with paper 1

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Good job 👍

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[@tiffanybedward453]

Thank you much appreciated....

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[@tiffanybedward453]

Sir, could you look at 31. I think it should become positive 3b square since you are multiplying two negatives

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It's positive !!!!!

[@PrinceWellington]

Sir good morning

[@chesiquehenningham7903]

Thank you sir. Do you think the SBA mark and a good multiple choice grade can be a pass?

[@dellymathsconcepts8652]

Yes if you did a little thing on the other paper...your main focus right now is to get 60 out of 60 for paper 1

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A is the answer Nefertari robinson

[@Tinkers1095]

Are these questions from different past papers?🥲

[@godglorycarrier5901]

Sir are all these repeated paper one questions ?, please respond

[@dellymathsconcepts8652]

I am doing a different year past paper everytime...but a few questions are always coming back. as you watch you will see a few that repeats....

[@PrinceWellington]

How much is the highest percentage can get on paper 1

[@dellymathsconcepts8652]

Paper 1. 30%
Paper 2. 50%
Paper 3 or Sba 20%

[@blackche1580]

Isnt f(x) what x is equal to so wouldnt it be y-3

[@dellymathsconcepts8652]

Thanks for the comment, remember f(x) is Y
Any function of x is y ok.
So they were basically asking what happened to x to produce y.
X+3 gave the y or f(x) value...

[@PrinceWellington]

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