Cambridge Checkpoints VCE Further Mathematics, 2002

Erscheinungsjahr 2001
ISBN: 978-0-521-01162-4
Verlag: Cambridge University Press

Buch, Englisch, 248 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 452 g

Reihe: Cambridge Checkpoints

Checkpoints VCE Further Mathematics, 2002 has been prepared specifically to meet the needs of students sitting for their VCE Further Mathematics exams in 2002. The easy-to-use text will encourage independent study and revision. Checkpoints are the most up-to-date and valuable exam preparation aid available. They are completely revised and updated each year in line with the changes to the VCE and consist of collections of practice/review questions for the School Assessed Coursework and the final Board of Studies examination. The questions include past examination questions together with author-generated questions in a similar style. Ideal for revision throughout the year and comprehensive solutions are provided for all questions.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Duncan, Neil

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction; Miscellaneous formulae; Core facts and skills tasks: A1. Core - univariate data, A2. Core - correlation and regression, A3. Core - time series; Modules: B1. Number patterns and applications, B2. Geometry and trigonometry, B3. Graphs and relations, B4. Business related mathematics, B5. Networks and decision mathematics; Analysis tasks: C1. Core, C2. Arithmetic and applications, C3. Geometry and trigonometry, C4. Graphs and relations, C5. Business related mathematics, C6. Networks and decision mathematics; Solutions: A1. Core - data, A2. Core - correlation and regression, A3. Core - time series, B1. Number patterns and applications, B2. Geometry and trigonometry, B3. Graphs and relations, B4. Business related mathematics, B5. Networks and decision mathematics, C1. Core - analysis tasks, C2. Arithmetic and applications - analysis tasks, C3. Geometry and trigonometry - analysis tasks, C4. Graphs and relations - analysis tasks, C5. Business related mathematics - analysis tasks, C6. Networks and decision mathematics - analysis tasks.

Über Autor(innen)

Duncan, Neil
Neil Duncan is the Mathematics Coordinator at a leading Melbourne school. He is an established author in the areas of Mathematics, Technology and Computing. Neil has also examined and vetted in the subject and has been a panel chairperson in the VCE examination system.