Jom gi kelas 😌😌 hmmm korang ada kelas juga Ker tu 🫣

jom rose ajar cara jawab soalan ni

untuk cari masa menggunakan frekuensi , rumus dia

frekuensi = 1/masa
50 = 1/masa
masa = 1/50 (tekan je calculator)
masa = 0.02

maksudnye masa yg diambil drpd titik pertama ke titik kedua ialah 0.02

disebabkan jarak antara titik ada 10 , so 0.02 kene darabkan dgn 10 untuk dapatkan masa pada pita itu

0.02 x 10 = 0.2

lepastu korang masukkan je dalam rumus

laju purata = jum. jarak / jum. masa
laju purata = 6.5cm / 0.2s
laju purata = 32.5cm/s

jawapan yg diberi dalam m/s
so cm nak pergi ke meter kene bahagi 100

jawapan akhir = 32.5cm / 100
jawapan akhir = 0.325m/s

so jawapannye A

memang dalam skema jawapannye C , C tu jawapan dalam cm , masalahnye pilihan jawapan semua dalam m/s , so korang kene alert ye , jangan tertipu dengan soalan

korang kalau tak faham tanye ye , sebab soalan ni mengelirukan

assalamualaikum , ad yg ad kelas tmbhn kee harinii ? semangatt 💕

KELAS REVISION ADDMATH PECUTAN TRIAL F4

TARIKH : 19 OCTOBER 2025
MASA : 9:30 MALAM
TOPIK: (BUAT SOALAN TRIAL F4)

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When we talk about vehicles in English, we usually use either "in" or "on" — and it depends on the kind of vehicle and how we use it.

We use "in" when we’re talking about smaller, enclosed vehicles — like a car or a taxi. Basically, if you sit inside it and it feels like a small space, we say "in."
For example:
– I'm in the car.
– She got in the taxi.

But for bigger vehicles or ones where you can walk around or share the space with lots of people — like a bus, train, or plane — we say "on."
So you'd say:
– He’s on the bus.
– They got on the train.
– We’re on the plane.

And here’s something interesting: we also say "on" when we’re talking about things you sit or ride on, like bikes, motorcycles, or even horses.
Examples:
– She’s on a bike.
– He’s on his motorcycle.
– The kid is on a scooter.

Why is it like this? English kind of sees cars and taxis as private, enclosed spaces — so you're "in" them. But buses, trains, and bikes are more open or public, so you're "on" them.

So just remember:
– in a car
– in a taxi
– on a bus
– on a train
– on a plane
– on a bike
– on a horse

SPEAKING SCRIPTS PART 2

Topics:
1.School Library
2. Favourite Celebrity
3. Dream Car
4. Camping Trip
5. Holiday in Malaysia
6. Holiday Abroad
7. Social Media
8. Political Leader
9. Local Artiste
10. Learning Apps
11. E-Book
12. Anime/Manga Character
13. Homestay
14. Local Fruits
15. CCTV
16. Digital Classroom
17. Personal Timetable
18. Debit Cards
19. A Useful Advice
20. A Useful Gadget
21. An Indoor Game
22. A Colourful Event
23. Taking up A Sport
24. Movie Watching
25. Eating Out
26. Community Service
27. An Excursion