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Module Content
- Algebra and Functions
- Algebraic long division
- missing terms
- Factor theorem
- what is it?
- showing that x-1 is a factor of a cubic polynomial
- factorising a cubic polynomial
- solving a cubic equation
- finding constants in a polynomial given the factors
- Remainder theorem
- What is it?
- finding the remainder when a cubic polynomial is divided by x+1
- finding the remainder when a quartic polynomial is divided by 2x-1
- finding constants in a polynomial given the remainders
- Exponential functions
- Exponential functions - What they are and their graphs
- Logarithms
- What do we mean by a log?
- Rules of logs
- Simplifying
- Equations
- Finding an index type
- Equations with log terms
- Change of base type
- Quadratic type
- Inequalities
- Solving inequalities

- Sequences and series
- Recurrence relationships
- What are they?
- Sigma notation
- Introduction
- Arithmetic sequences and series
- Sum of the first n terms
- Geometric series
- consecutive terms
- investment example
- Proof of the sum of the first n terms Sn
- Sum to infinity
- Binomial expansion
- Binomial expansion nCr method
- finding particular terms
- Pascals triangle method
- Binomial formula method

- Trigonometry
- Trigonometric Ratios
- Trig. ratios for 30, 60 and 90 degrees
- Trig. ratios for 45, 45 and 90 degrees
- Trig. ratios for positive multiples of 30, 45 and 60 degrees
- Trig. ratios for negative multiples of 30, 45 and 60 degrees
- Trigonometric Graphs
- sin(θ), cos(θ) and tan(θ) graphs
- Transformations
- Translations parallel to y-axis
- Translations parallel to x-axis
- Reflections in the x-axis
- Reflections in the y-axis
- Stretches parallel to the y-axis
- Stretches parallel to the x-axis
- Combining transformations
- Applications
- Area of a triangle
- Given two sides and an included angle
- Sine Rule
- Cosine Rule
- Arcs, Sectors and Segments
- Radians
- Arc length and sector area
- Area of a segment
- Trig. Equations
- The quadrant rule
- Trig. equations that factorise
- Identities
- Trig. identities
- Solving equations using identities

- Integration
- terms of the form ax^n
- fractional and root type terms
- Equations of curves
- Finding the equation of a curve given dy/dx
- Using f'(x) notation
...more

Past Exam Papers (selection)