The End of Year Test retake will be held in two 1-hour sessions, with Paper 1 type questions on Monday, June 17th and Paper 2 type questions on Friday, June 21st, both during our regular class time.
[Edit: Note that the paper 2 test has been moved from Thursday to Friday.]
The 12 Mathematical Studies End of Year Test will be held on Wednesday, May 29th, beginning at 9:30 in A1 (see your examination timetable). The material covered will be that of chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7.
Good luck!
The End of Year Test will be held during class on Tuesday, May 28th. Calculators are permitted, and the material covered is the entire contents of our textbook (except chapters 15 and 18).
Good luck!
We’ll be writing two end of year tests, one (the no-calculator paper) on Tuesday, May 28th, and the second (the calculator paper) on Thursday, May 30th.
Good luck!
On Thursday, May 16th we’ll have a quiz on sequences.
Good luck!
Once you know how to do the basic compound interest calculations, you can use spreadsheets (or write a computer program) to do some more complicated calculations, like those involved in annuities.
The question sheet you can find here presents a couple of activities that require a closer look at the compound interest calculation.
Complete the following questions on looseleaf paper, to be collected at the beginning of class on Friday, May 3rd.
Page 208 questions 2 and 3
On Tuesday, April 30th, we’ll have a (2 hour) Paper 2 (Calculator permitted) mock exam.
Study well!
On Monday, April 29th we’ll have a test on Angles (Chapter 7).
In class we discussed the result that every quadrilateral will tessellate, and it’s easy to use GeoGebra to create these tessellating patterns. Follow the steps below to create your own tessellation!
Have fun!