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以幾乎完全地设府. 的意見脊經。
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另外,社會裔利署
·首次展出中文電腦
壯盡總幹事許賢發
作者亦指出政府缺乏件一自突然到勝悲與機構 「觀察」鹘行做。”我修志願機構不安。八九八〇年國際冠軍擔基苯、列米、目前 北阡社会福科熘到摄裨 關係歇沒有任何好處,世界會验中心舉行的数理、分析及德出 規密雙方的秒畫,並且為此舉對雙方約會醫|現參加东怡東海店)中文化料之余人,何 對志願機構,沒有明珌」,財的「含物」,臭任、機器公司(一.8.4. 體式支可直撥處理 「你會證,並在該會袤的|備及俗易操作儒用之中 【威竞赛中首次在香港设立電腦。該建腦除可以 三十四中文電腦,該鍵、帳務外,更可做 出其~·B·M·治所處通人事、靜工,服務
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慶祝成立十週年度六福爾文 有獲救經濟
該公司表示,主
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人,約佔大東蹴毂易所一會瓦解決問顯。
明德醫院抬轎賽
官津小學校長造假賬
東窗事發被捕
籌得善款三十萬
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不愉快事件再度發生,
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1981
| 中學會考試題預習專欄
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-明德出版社岑彦俊提供資料
ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS (1)
e. Y. Shum
MILL & DALE PRESS LTD.
This is a series of exercises on Additional Mathematica, Paper I and
·Paper II which cover the gyllabus for the KCEE In *Individual topics will be -dealt with first and after
a general revision in the form of the HKCEE papers vill be given, Candidates will
surely find that the se
Exercise:
1. Simplify the following:
Show that loggns
21og log2.
3. Solve the following
equations;
exercises are of great help to h
them in preparing for the
@xamination.
vercise 1, Indices and
orked Examples:
Logarithms.
3:2
Simplify
Let the expression
Hence E =
(142)
Solve,the following: equations,
2+loga log (1+a) 49-35.
686
4
2 Loga
Solution:
log100 + loga Log100a
10.0
log(1+a Tog(1+a 10g(1小孩 1+a
粉
686.
86
7* so that -35-686
(y-49)(y+14) - 0
49 or -14-
14. neglected)
(10gx)-10822
10ggx
change the base of x to
(10g)-2102- 168x
(1089)-2-108px
10gn*
4
Ang.
Loga log(a+3) (10510
Solve for xin the
fog equations
c) 10g, x-1 = log. 9
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史
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HISTORY (1)
PYL:Woo
MILL & DALE PRESS LTD.
People are more concerned about history now. A year ago or so a film about the history of modern China turned out to be a: big success, though no one. dared to expect this before it: was. on show. You could see bits and pieces of people and events of the: past in the film. But these were enough to satisfy those who know nothing about history of every kind, whether Chinese or foreign. Then recently there is a television programme analysing Chinese: history for about 15. minutes every day. All you see is just a lady (or a lady-like person) sitting before the camera and talking all by herself -- about people long dead, Television fans enjoy the programme. Perhaps they enjoy the history analysed. I don't know. I hope you will enjoy this history series too..
And young people are fond of thinking about and talking about things of the past. We call this *nostalgia (懷舊). The rock in.
roll songs of the 1950s have become popular again.Young people put:on, eye-glasses that Charlie Chaplin wore The world has changed. The older the better..
But I think this ling for history (or more exactly, old things) is not a realone. History is real of course. It's there, dead and cannot be re- created. But the líking for it is: Just a craze. A craze passes away with time. And then the craze will become part of history, itself. Twenty years later, perhaps historians will say, People were crazy about
history in 1980
because of this
and that: There were effects such as soon and so forth;"
liking for history
What then is
Why is the just a crize? history?
People paid attention to the film about modern Chinese Chistory because it made 10
million dollars, not so much. because it was about Chinese history, let alone history in general. The lady sitting. before the camera used to be a sexy :bomb of some kind, and perhaps people want to know. if she has become old and therefore terribly ugly.
People like clever talk, not history, which consists of dead people and events that could not talk clever.
People. like old things
because the world in which
they find themselves is chang- ing fast. And the way we live is controlled by uncontrollable forces. We cannot do what we like to do. We have to do what we have to do. When the red light for pedestrains is on, we must not cross the road, or else a car may run us down, or unless you want to kill yourself. And law has it that you cannot kill yourself, as if your own
body does not belong to you.
Students have examinations to sit for, willing or not. There is no escape. If you escape, you are not a student.
Society has become too large and impersonal a machine. Men created it but they have become its slaves. Men are nothing. The machine will go on, as. it does, If you reject it, time goes on as usual. A world without you is still a world on its own, no more. and no less,
That's why people are searching for some identity. That's why
people said. to themselves am me (我係我)" one or two years ago.
History satisfies those who look for an identity. People and events in history were dead. You try to know about them, or try to give meanings to them, But they would not argue with you, nor ccuid they do so. Then we seem to become masters of: the world. It's like'saying to your teacher face to face after he scolded you, "Well, you don't have to bully me. I know who you were, You were a hawker in the street.! The future is full of uncertainties. I mean no one can know what's going to.
No one can know. happen next. what Hong Kong will become in 1997, when the lease of the News | Territories: ends. No one can
know for
or sure what the war between Fran and Iraq will become, whether a world war or
So we are left with the past. It's silent and it's there. It's so certain, so unchangable and so comforting. It is the, final identity that you look for. People can go on with their money-making things. that. they depend on for a living, and history ddes not conflict with this. What can be more convenient?
not.
That's why a
recent cigeratte
advertisement on television tells people to do anything rightaway if they think of any idea. It's because we cannot do what we want to do in most: cases, except buying a pack of cigerates, which everyone can afford. The existentialists、
(存在主義論者〕 believe in exactly the same sort of thing Life is a trap. So you feel you exist, or live, only when you make decisions, even crazy
One of the decisions. "made is running naked in the
street..
ones.
But is all this the use of history? What exactly do
you learn from history? You will learn this next time:
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Economics (1)
陳勵德
K. K. Wong. & L. T. Chan MILL & DALE PRESS LTD.
Basic Concepts
1. Wants
People have many wants, ranging from the primary: wante arising from the biological requirements such as the need for food and drink, to the secondary wants. created and determined by culture such as the desires to watch movie, listen to music, study at university, etc.
Since resources available for each individual are limited, he or she cannot have all his or her wants. satisfied, but only some of them. Therefore, for each individual there is a hierarchy of vants. Wants which are basic and important will be given the first priority and will be satisfied first.
2. Utility
By utility is meant the level of satisfaction which a. person obtains when consuming
\as
a certain commodity. The measurement of utility is subjective and varies from person to person, as from commodity to commodity. Different people may obtain different utility when consuming the same commodity
As a person increases the consumption of a certain commodity by one unit, the extra level of satisfaction
he obtains is called Margina 2.
Utility.
Marginal Utility tends to diminish as one increases the am ount of tie consumption of a certain commodity successively. This is called The Law of -Diminishing Marginal Utility.
13.
Wealth
Wealth
can
be
defined as
a stock of gooda existing at a particular time. Wealth possesses utility and money value. It is limited in supply
and capable of being: transferred. Wealth can be of an individual, i в society, an organisation, a nation, or the world..
Economic and free goods
Goode. are defined as those which yield satisfaction to the consumere who use them. They can be classified as free goods and economic goods.
Free
in suppare unlimited.
.g. sir, sunsh;
They do not bear prices
because consumers can get them for use as many as they meed.
Economic goods are
limited in supply. They beur
prices because they are demanded by consumers but
cannot be supplied with
unlimited quantities, e.g.
car, pen, house, book, etc
5. Scarcity and Choice
People's wants are many,
but the resources for making goods and services are limited in
ce uply
Resources
are scarce in the sence that. everyone's wents cannot be satisfied fully or forever, even when all resources have been well utilised to produce goods and services. Therefore it is natural that people's innumerable wants are... constrained by limited supply of natural resources in the world. 'scarcity, arises when everyone tries to maximise his total level of satisfaction derived from the consumption of certain commodities and services.
As scarcity arises, people must make a choice since they cannot have all their wants satisfied fully. They have to sacrifice some of their wants in order to: meet other needs. Choice is
therefore very important for every individual as long as scarcity of resources exists.
6. Opportunity cost.
Since scarcity of resources exists and people must make choice in arranging resources in different lines of production, the production of certain
commodities implies the
sacrifice of others commodities that: could be produced by the same. resources..
By the opportunity cost of production is meant the alternative uses of factors of production which are necessarily sacrificed by using those resources in. particular way.
For Example, a person with a certain amount of money can buy a new car or a new. bout. If he buys the car, the opportunity cost of his action would be the boat,
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