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Completing the Square
Cubics
Curve Sketching
Discriminants
Indices
Inequalities
Polynomials
Quadratics
Simultaneous Equations
Surds – simplifying and manipulating
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Coordinate Geometry
Straight Lines
The Equation of a Circle
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Arithmetic Series
Binomial Expansion
Factorial Notation
Geometric Series
Sigma Notation and Sequences
Trigonometry
Non-right angled triangles
Trigonometric Equations
Trigonometric Graphs
Trigonometric Identities
Exp. & Log. Functions
a to the x
Differentiating e to the x
Logarithms
Log rules
Exponential & Log Equations
Log graphs – ln(x) and straight lines
Growth and Decay
Differentiation
Differentiation from first principles
Differentiating Polynomials
Gradients & Derivatives
Increasing & Decreasing Functions
Second Derivatives
Stationary Points
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Integration
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Definite Integrals
Integrating Polynomials
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Two-Dimensional Vectors
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Position Vectors & Distances
Vectors in context
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Data Presentation – ways to display data
Correlation & Scatter Diagrams
Measures of Central Tendency
Linear Interpolation and Coding
Outliers
Probability
Mutually Exclusive & Independent Events
Tree Diagrams – conditional probabilities
Venn diagrams – probability
Statistical Distributions
Discrete Probability Distribution
Continuous Distributions
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What is Hypothesis Testing?
Conducting Hypothesis Tests
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The SUVAT equations
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Moments - turning effects - A-Level Maths by StudyWell
Moments in AS-Level Maths:
Not covered in AS-Level Maths
Moments in A-Level Maths:
In addition to the above:
using moments in problems with static rigid bodies in equilibrium
