Providing complete syllabus support (9709), this stretching and practice-focused course builds the advanced skills needed for the latest Cambridge assessments and the transition to higher education. Engaging, real world examples make mathematics relevant to real life.
Providing complete syllabus support (9709), this stretching and practice-focused course builds the advanced skills needed for the latest Cambridge assessments and the transition to higher education. Engaging, real world examples make mathematics relevant to real life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Syllabus matching grid 1 Quadratics 1.1: Solve quadratic equations by factorising 1.2: Solving linear inequalities 1.3: Solving quadratic inequalities 1.4: The method of completing the square 1.5: Solving quadratic equations using the formula 1.6: Solve more complex quadratic equations 1.7: The discriminant of a quadratic equation 1.8: Solving simultaneous equations 1.9: Graphs of quadratic functions 2 Functions and transformations 2.1: Mappings 2.2: Composite Functions 2.3: Inverse Functions 3 Coordinate Geometry 3.1: Line segments 3.2: Parallel and perpendicular lines 3.3: Equation of a straight line 3.4: Points of intersection and graphs Review exercise A Maths in real-life: Parabolic reflectors 4 Circular measure 4.1: Radians 4.2: Arc length and sector area 4.3: Further problems involving arcs and sectors 5 Trigonometry 5.1: Exact values of trigonometric functions 5.2: Graphs of trigonometric functions 5.3: Inverse trigonometric functions 5.4: Composite graphs 5.5: Trigonometric equations 5.6: Trigonometric identities 6 Binomial expansion 6.1: Pascal's triangle 6.2: Binomial notation 6.3: Binomial expansion 6.4: More complex expansions 7 Series 7.1: Sequences 7.2: Finite and infinite series 7.3: Arithmetic progressions 7.4: Geometric progressions 7.5: Infinite geometric progressions Review exercise B Maths in real-life: Infinity 8 Differentiation 8.1: The gradient of the tangent 8.2: Gradient of a tangent as a limit 8.3: Differentiation of polynomials 8.4: Differentiation of more complex functions 8.5: The chain rule (differentiating function of a function) 8.6: Finding the gradient of the tangent using differentiation 8.7: The second derivative 8.8: Equation of the tangent and the normal 9 Further differentiation 9.1: Increasing and decreasing functions 9.2: Stationary points 9.3: Problems involving maximum and minimum values 9.4: Connected rates of change 10 Integration 10.1: Integration as the reverse process of differentiation 10.2: Finding the constant of integration 10.3: Integrating expression of the form (ax + b)n 10.4: The definite integral 10.5: Finding area using definite integration 10.6: Area bounded by two curves or a curve and a line 10.7: Improper integrals 10.8: Volumes of revolution Review exercise C Maths in real-life: Describing change mathematically Exam-style paper A Exam-style paper B Answers Glossary of terms Index
Syllabus matching grid 1 Quadratics 1.1: Solve quadratic equations by factorising 1.2: Solving linear inequalities 1.3: Solving quadratic inequalities 1.4: The method of completing the square 1.5: Solving quadratic equations using the formula 1.6: Solve more complex quadratic equations 1.7: The discriminant of a quadratic equation 1.8: Solving simultaneous equations 1.9: Graphs of quadratic functions 2 Functions and transformations 2.1: Mappings 2.2: Composite Functions 2.3: Inverse Functions 3 Coordinate Geometry 3.1: Line segments 3.2: Parallel and perpendicular lines 3.3: Equation of a straight line 3.4: Points of intersection and graphs Review exercise A Maths in real-life: Parabolic reflectors 4 Circular measure 4.1: Radians 4.2: Arc length and sector area 4.3: Further problems involving arcs and sectors 5 Trigonometry 5.1: Exact values of trigonometric functions 5.2: Graphs of trigonometric functions 5.3: Inverse trigonometric functions 5.4: Composite graphs 5.5: Trigonometric equations 5.6: Trigonometric identities 6 Binomial expansion 6.1: Pascal's triangle 6.2: Binomial notation 6.3: Binomial expansion 6.4: More complex expansions 7 Series 7.1: Sequences 7.2: Finite and infinite series 7.3: Arithmetic progressions 7.4: Geometric progressions 7.5: Infinite geometric progressions Review exercise B Maths in real-life: Infinity 8 Differentiation 8.1: The gradient of the tangent 8.2: Gradient of a tangent as a limit 8.3: Differentiation of polynomials 8.4: Differentiation of more complex functions 8.5: The chain rule (differentiating function of a function) 8.6: Finding the gradient of the tangent using differentiation 8.7: The second derivative 8.8: Equation of the tangent and the normal 9 Further differentiation 9.1: Increasing and decreasing functions 9.2: Stationary points 9.3: Problems involving maximum and minimum values 9.4: Connected rates of change 10 Integration 10.1: Integration as the reverse process of differentiation 10.2: Finding the constant of integration 10.3: Integrating expression of the form (ax + b)n 10.4: The definite integral 10.5: Finding area using definite integration 10.6: Area bounded by two curves or a curve and a line 10.7: Improper integrals 10.8: Volumes of revolution Review exercise C Maths in real-life: Describing change mathematically Exam-style paper A Exam-style paper B Answers Glossary of terms Index
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