Year 12 · TCE / Mathematics Methods – Foundation
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- Attempt a question independently and keep your original working.
- Mark the first point where your reasoning differs from the worked answer or criteria.
- Try a similar question and explain the step that changed.
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- Substitution, rearranging formulae and function notation y = f(x)
- Expanding, factorising, completing the square, the quadratic formula and the discriminant
- Pascal's triangle and binomial expansions; factor theorem and sum/difference of cubes for cubics
- Index laws, rational indices, surds, scientific notation and solving index equations
- Gradient, equations of lines, parallel and perpendicular lines
- Turning-point, factorised and general forms; sketching from the signs of a, b, c and Δ
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