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Introduction vii 1Fundamentals 1 1.1 Sets, inequalities, absolute value and properties of real numbers 1 1.2 Roots and radicals (surds) 14 1.3 Exponents (indices) 20 1.4 Scientific notation (standard form) 24 1.5 Algebraic expressions 26 1.6 Equations and formulae 35 2Functions 46 2.1 Definition of a function 46 2.2 Composite functions 57 2.3 Inverse functions 61 2.4 Transformations of functions 70 3AlgebraicFunctions,EquationsandInequalities 90 3.1 Polynomial functions 91 3.2 Quadratic functions 99 3.3 Zeros, factors and remainders 112 3.4 Rational functions 126 3.5 Other equations and inequalities 132 3.6 Partial fractions 144 4SequencesandSeries 151 4.1 Sequences 151 4.2 Arithmetic sequences 155 4.3 Geometric sequences 158 4.4 Series 164 4.5 Counting principles 174 4.6 The binomial theorem 183 4.7 Mathematical induction 190 5ExponentialandLogarithmicFunctions 206 5.1 Exponential functions 206 5.2 Exponential growth and decay 211 5.3 The number e 216 5.4 Logarithmic functions 224 5.5 Exponential and logarithmic equations 234 6MatrixAlgebra 246 6.1 Basic definitions 247 6.2 Matrix operations 249 6.3 Applications to systems 256 6.4 Further properties and applications 267 Contents

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Introduction� vii

1�Fundamentals� 1 1.1 Sets, inequalities, absolute value and properties of real numbers 1 1.2 Roots and radicals (surds) 14 1.3 Exponents (indices) 20 1.4 Scientific notation (standard form) 24 1.5 Algebraic expressions� 26 1.6 Equations and formulae 35

2�Functions�� 46 2.1 Definition of a function 46 2.2 Composite functions 57 2.3 Inverse functions 61 2.4 Transformations of functions 70

3�Algebraic�Functions,�Equations�and�Inequalities�� 90 3.1 Polynomial functions�� 91 3.2 Quadratic functions�� 99 3.3 Zeros, factors and remainders�� 112 3.4 Rational functions�� 126 3.5 Other equations and inequalities �� 132 3.6 Partial fractions �� 144

4�Sequences�and�Series��� 151 4.1 Sequences�� 151 4.2 Arithmetic sequences�� 155 4.3 Geometric sequences�� 158 4.4 Series�� 164 4.5 Counting principles�� 174 4.6 The binomial theorem�� 183 4.7 Mathematical induction�� 190

5�Exponential�and�Logarithmic�Functions��� 206 5.1 Exponential functions�� 206 5.2 Exponential growth and decay�� 211 5.3 The number e�� 216 5.4 Logarithmic functions�� 224 5.5 Exponential and logarithmic equations�� 234

6�Matrix�Algebra��� 246 6.1 Basic definitions�� 247 6.2 Matrix operations�� 249 6.3 Applications to systems�� 256 6.4 Further properties and applications�� 267

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7�Trigonometric�Functions�and�Equations�� 279 7.1 Angles, circles, arcs and sectors�� 280 7.2 The unit circle and trigonometric functions �� 288 7.3 Graphs of trigonometric functions�� 301 7.4 Trigonometric equations�� 314 7.5 Trigonometric identities�� 322 7.6 Inverse trigonometric functions�� 335

8�Triangle�Trigonometry��� 350 8.1 Right triangles and trigonometric functions of acute angles�� 350 8.2 Trigonometric functions of any angle�� 361 8.3 The law of sines�� 369 8.4 The law of cosines�� 376 8.5 Applications�� 383

9�Vectors�� 398 9.1 Vectors as displacements in the plane �� 399 9.2 Vector operations �� 402 9.3 Unit vectors and direction angles �� 409 9.4 Scalar product of two vectors�� 419

10�Complex�Numbers�� 42810.1 Complex numbers, sums, products and quotients�� 42910.2 The complex plane �� 44010.3 Powers and roots of complex numbers�� 449

11�Statistics��� 46311.1 Graphical tools�� 46511.2 Measures of central tendency�� 48011.3 Measures of variability�� 486

12�Probability��� 51612.1 Randomness�� 51612.2 Basic definitions �� 51912.3 Probability assignments�� 52512.4 Operations with events�� 53712.5 Bayes’ theorem�� 552

13�Differential�Calculus�I:�Fundamentals��� 57113.1 Limits of functions �� 57213.2 The derivative of a function: definition and basic rules �� 58013.3 Maxima and minima – first and second derivatives�� 59913.4 Tangents and normals�� 615

14�Vectors,�Lines�and�Planes��� 626

14.1 Vectors from a geometric viewpoint �� 627

14.2 Scalar (dot) product�� 637

14.3 Vector (cross) product�� 644

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14.4 Lines in space�� 653

14.5 Planes�� 670

15�Differential�Calculus�II:�Further�Techniques�and�Applications�� �700

15.1 Derivatives of composite functions, products and quotients � 701

15.2 Derivatives of trigonometric and exponential functions� 71615.3 Implicit differentiation, logarithmic functions and inverse

trigonometric functions � 729

15.4 Related rates� 745

15.5 Optimization � 753

16�Integral�Calculus�� 771

16.1 Anti-derivative � 771

16.2 Methods of integration: integration by parts� 781

16.3 More methods of integration� 787

16.4 Area and definite integral� 795

16.5 Integration by method of partial fractions (Optional)� 809

16.6 Areas � 812

16.7 Volumes with integrals� 819

16.8 Modelling linear motion� 826

16.9 Differential equations (Optional)� 836

17�Probability�Distributions�� 854

17.1 Random variables� 854

17.2 The binomial distribution � 870

17.3 Poisson distribution� 881

17.4 Continuous distributions� 889

17.5 The normal distribution 902�

18�Mathematical�Exploration�–�Internal�Assessment� ���922

19�Sample�Examination�Papers� 932

20�Theory�of�Knowledge� 952

Answers� 970

Index 1035

Options��Topic 8 – Statistics and probabilityTopic 9 – Sets, relations and groupsTopic 10 – CalculusTopic 11 – Discrete mathematicsAll accessed through the online e-book (see page ix)

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