The Complete Mathematics 2 Student Book provides support for the previous Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics curriculum.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Number and calculation 1 1.1: Adding and subtracting integers 1.2: Multiplying negative numbers 1.3: Division of negative numbers 1.4: Squares, cubes, roots and indices 1.5: Multiples and factors 1.6: Mental strategies 2. Expressions and functions 2.1: Simplifying and expanding 2.2: Functions 2.3: Constructing expressions 3. Shapes and mathematical drawings 3.1: Constructing circles, arcs and triangles 3.2: Bisecting angles and lines 3.3: Congruency 3.4: Drawing nets 3.5: Symmetry 4. Length, mass and capacity 4.1: Units of measure 4.2: Units of area, volume and capacity 4.3: Estimation 4.4: Imperial units 5. Number and calculation 2 5.1: Rounding numbers 5.2: Ordering decimals 5.3: Multiplying decimals 5.4: Dividing decimals 6. Planning, collecting and processing data 6.1: Discrete and continuous data 6.2: Collecting data 6.3: Two-way tables and frequency tables 6.4: Averages and ranges Review A 7. Fractions 7.1: Addition and subtraction of fractions 7.2: Multiplication of fractions 7.3: Division of fractions 7.4: Using known facts and laws of arithmetic to simplify calculations 7.5: Applying order of operations rules to fractions 7.6: Problem solving 8. Expressions, equations and formulae 8.1: Solving linear equations 8.2: Substitution into expressions 8.3: Formulae 9. Geometry 9.1: All about angles 9.2: Angles in common shapes 9.3: Geometry problems using coordinate axes 10. Fractions and decimals 10.1: Ordering decimals 10.2: Adding and subtracting integers and decimals 10.3: Multiplying and dividing decimals 10.4: Writing fractions as decimals 11. Time and rates of change 11.1: Plotting points 11.2: Interpreting real-life graphs 11.3: Drawing graphs 11.4: Travel graphs 12. Presenting data and interpreting results 12.1: Frequency diagrams and pie charts for discrete data 12.2: Line graphs 12.3: Histograms 12.4: Stem-and-leaf diagrams 12.5: Interpreting and comparing data and diagrams Review B 13. Fractions, decimals and percentages 13.1: Equivalent fractions, percentages and decimals 13.2: Fractions, decimals and percentages of quantities 13.3: Percentage increase and decrease 14. Sequences, functions and graphs 14.1: Rules of sequences 14.2: The nth term 14.3: Functions 14.4: Linear graphs 15. Transformations 15.1: Reflection 15.2: Rotation 15.3: Translation 15.4: Combinations of transformations 15.5: Enlargement 15.6: Scale drawing 16. Ratio and proportion 16.1: Units of measurement 16.2: Ratio 16.3: Proportion 17. Area, perimeter and volume 17.1: Perimeter 17.2: Areas of rectangles and triangles 17.3: Area of a circle 17.4: Areas of parallelograms and trapeziums 17.5: Areas of compound shapes 17.6: Volume of a cuboid 17.7: Surface area 18. Probability 18.1: The idea of probability 18.2: Experimental probability 18.3: Theoretical probability 18.4: Listing outcomes Review C 19. Vectors and matrices 19.1: Vectors 19.2: Using vectors in geometry 19.3: Matrices 19.4: Multiplying matrices
1. Number and calculation 1 1.1: Adding and subtracting integers 1.2: Multiplying negative numbers 1.3: Division of negative numbers 1.4: Squares, cubes, roots and indices 1.5: Multiples and factors 1.6: Mental strategies 2. Expressions and functions 2.1: Simplifying and expanding 2.2: Functions 2.3: Constructing expressions 3. Shapes and mathematical drawings 3.1: Constructing circles, arcs and triangles 3.2: Bisecting angles and lines 3.3: Congruency 3.4: Drawing nets 3.5: Symmetry 4. Length, mass and capacity 4.1: Units of measure 4.2: Units of area, volume and capacity 4.3: Estimation 4.4: Imperial units 5. Number and calculation 2 5.1: Rounding numbers 5.2: Ordering decimals 5.3: Multiplying decimals 5.4: Dividing decimals 6. Planning, collecting and processing data 6.1: Discrete and continuous data 6.2: Collecting data 6.3: Two-way tables and frequency tables 6.4: Averages and ranges Review A 7. Fractions 7.1: Addition and subtraction of fractions 7.2: Multiplication of fractions 7.3: Division of fractions 7.4: Using known facts and laws of arithmetic to simplify calculations 7.5: Applying order of operations rules to fractions 7.6: Problem solving 8. Expressions, equations and formulae 8.1: Solving linear equations 8.2: Substitution into expressions 8.3: Formulae 9. Geometry 9.1: All about angles 9.2: Angles in common shapes 9.3: Geometry problems using coordinate axes 10. Fractions and decimals 10.1: Ordering decimals 10.2: Adding and subtracting integers and decimals 10.3: Multiplying and dividing decimals 10.4: Writing fractions as decimals 11. Time and rates of change 11.1: Plotting points 11.2: Interpreting real-life graphs 11.3: Drawing graphs 11.4: Travel graphs 12. Presenting data and interpreting results 12.1: Frequency diagrams and pie charts for discrete data 12.2: Line graphs 12.3: Histograms 12.4: Stem-and-leaf diagrams 12.5: Interpreting and comparing data and diagrams Review B 13. Fractions, decimals and percentages 13.1: Equivalent fractions, percentages and decimals 13.2: Fractions, decimals and percentages of quantities 13.3: Percentage increase and decrease 14. Sequences, functions and graphs 14.1: Rules of sequences 14.2: The nth term 14.3: Functions 14.4: Linear graphs 15. Transformations 15.1: Reflection 15.2: Rotation 15.3: Translation 15.4: Combinations of transformations 15.5: Enlargement 15.6: Scale drawing 16. Ratio and proportion 16.1: Units of measurement 16.2: Ratio 16.3: Proportion 17. Area, perimeter and volume 17.1: Perimeter 17.2: Areas of rectangles and triangles 17.3: Area of a circle 17.4: Areas of parallelograms and trapeziums 17.5: Areas of compound shapes 17.6: Volume of a cuboid 17.7: Surface area 18. Probability 18.1: The idea of probability 18.2: Experimental probability 18.3: Theoretical probability 18.4: Listing outcomes Review C 19. Vectors and matrices 19.1: Vectors 19.2: Using vectors in geometry 19.3: Matrices 19.4: Multiplying matrices
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