Y11 Maths

1 NCEA Courses

AS1.1 Number

Key notes of the topic


AS1.2 Algebra (MCAT)


Algebra practice

Videos
All you need to know about MCAT
MCAT sample questions
past exam questions worked through answers

2019 exam A        2019 answers
2019 exam B       

2018 exam A           
2018 exam B            2018 answers

2017 exam A             2017 answers
2017 exam B

2016 exam A               2016 answers
2016 exam B

AS1.7 Trigonometry
Videos
All you need to know about trig
About bearings

AS1.10 Multivariate Data

Get your sample data here

Understand the statistics enquiry cycle
The measure of central tendency (understand median and mean)
Studyit link
Making statistical inference
Box & whiskers graph (video)
Statistical investigation guidelines and sample answers
Understanding distributions
Statistical investigations practice worksheet

The following link is for students who wish to be extended in this topic
How can we come up with a conclusion?

Practice assessments
NZQA approved assessments

Some important key skills
More about the assessment

AS1.3 Tables, Equations and Graphs
Key concepts
Key concepts (videos)
Fun activities
Studyit link

Videos
Past exam questions worked through answers

NCEA Past Exams

2019 Exam          2019 exam answers

2018 Exam        2018 Exam answers

         

2017 exam                 2017 exam answers


2016 exam                 2016 exam answers

2015 exam                  2015 exam answers

2014 exam                2014 exam answers


AS1.6 Geometric Reasoning online resources
Key concepts
Revision
Studyit link
Interesting activities

Videos
past exam questions worked through answers

AS1.12 Chance and data


Videos:
















Skills Check List


Probability
- Simple probability and experimental probability - [random numbers generated on calculator]
- Tree diagrams - [covered and videos made in term three]
- Conditional probability - [when the word GIVEN is used]
(reduced sample space - the sample space is all possible outcomes eg: given the person is female....)

The statistical enquiry cycle involves:
- evaluating statistical investigations or probability activities undertaken by others, including data collection methods, choice of measures, and validity of findings
- calculating probabilities, using fractions, percentages, and ratios
- evaluating statistical reports in the media by relating the displays, statistics, processes, and probabilities used to the claims made
- investigating situations that involve elements of chance: calculating probabilities in discrete situations.

When evaluating report look at the following:
- other data that could be collected to improve the analysis
- Improvements to the method of data collection
- better graphs that could be drawn, or other statistics that could be calculated. (If you believe that the best choice of graphs and statistics have been made, explain why)
- whether assumptions/claims made are valid, sensible and accurate
- reliability of the experiment and accuracy of data
- improvements to the question posed (if applicable)

Interpretation of:
- measures of centre (central tendancy: mean, median and mode)
- measures of spread (range, interquartile range, standard deviation)
- statistical graphs and tables (box and whisker, time series, scatter graph, histogram, bar graph etc)


Interpretation of statistical graphs might include a scatter graph!



T-E-X-T is a way to form a paragraph that has structure, making it easy to read.
T for a topic sentence
E for evidence in the form of numbers and calculations
X for eXplain what the numbers mean
T tie up by making a statement that answers the question


All sorts of graphs links
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/geography/geographical_skills/graphs_rev1.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/maths/statistics/scatterdiagramsact.shtml

External exam papers

2019 Exam       2019 Exam answers

2018 Exam       2018 Exam answers

2017 exam        2017 exam answers

2016 exam       2016 exam answers

2015 exam        2015 exam answers

2014 exam        2014 exam answers

Useful links

http://www.studyit.org.nz/subjects/maths/math1/12/
http://www.mathsonline.co.uk/nonmembers/resource/prob/xmas.html
http://www.stat.sc.edu/~west/javahtml/CLT.html
http://www.transum.org/Software/SW/Starter_of_the_day/starter_March18.ASP
http://www.transum.org/software/SW/Starter_of_the_day/Students/Probability_line.asp
http://www.transum.org/Software/Online_Exercise/Probability/Question.asp
http://www.transum.org/Software/Online_Exercise/Probability/
http://www.babynamewizard.com/
http://www.gapminder.org/
http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/september32012/index.html







CIE IGCSE Courses


Past IG exam papers and answers

60 hard questions and answers

Core practise exam papers



Number IGCSE
Online tests
1. Indices
2. Indices 2
3. Number patterns
4. Percentage increase and decrease
5. Compound interests and depreciation
6. Reverse percentage problems


Algebra is fun!

Algebra worksheets
Solve linear equations
Algebra revision sheets
Algebra worksheets (polynomials)
Algebra worksheets (quadratic equations)

More algebra videos
Simple substitution
Substitution (harder problems)
Solve linear equations (the basics)
Solve linear equations with fractions
Expanding brackets
Expand double brackets
Factorize quadratics
Simplify algebraic expressions
Simplify algebraic expressions involving fractions
Linear inequalities
Simplify exponential expressions
Combining liked terms
Simultaneous equations
Solve quadratic equations
Applications of quadratic equations
Indices
Algebraic fractions (add and subtract)
Change the subject of a formula (easy)
Change the subject of a formula (harder)
Introduction of functions
Inverse functions
Composition of functions



Online tests


1. Simultaneous Linear Equations
2. Expanding brackets
3. Linear factorisation
4. Quadratic factorization
5. Simplify expressions
6. Simple equations
7. Linear equations
8. Algebraic manipulations
9. Algebraic fractions
10. Factorise quadratics
11. Quadratics formula
12. Completing the square


Measurement

Videos
Phythagoras
SOHCAHTOA
Area of sector and arc length
Volume of prisms and cylinders
Surface area - prisms
Chords



Online tests
1. Area of circles

Geometry

Videos
Angle geometry
Polygon geometry


Matrices and Transformations
Videos
Matrices (basic)
Multiply Matrices
Stretch and Shear

Graphs
Videos
Linear graph
Gradient
Length of line
Graph linear equations
Graph linear equation using intercepts


Trig

Helpful videos
the sine rule
the cosine rule

Online activities

Sine and cosine rule


Statistics and probability

Helpful videos

Frequency density
Cumulative frequency
Probability- tree diagram


E-Textbook
Click here


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