What topics are covered in the first term of year 11 for maths advanced? (1 Viewer)

[Study to success]

I was just wondering what topics are covered as I am trying to learn the first term of content before the start of year 11

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

I was just wondering what topics are covered as I am trying to learn the first term of content before the start of year 11

depends how ur school structures the set content - every schools different.

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

iirc in year 11 i started with index laws from algebraic techniques

 

[sly_lyepat]

algebra, index laws possibly probability but by the end of the term you would begin functions

 

[v.tex]

just relax bro trust me

 

[v.tex]

If u wanna get ahead tho, do all the algebra techniques that should be at the start of the textbook

its pretty piss easy, so your first task should be alright unless ur at james ruse or something

 

[pl4smaa21]

also if u wanna have some idea of what NESA intended for like the what's to be covered in a term of advanced maths look at the scopes and sequences as prescribed by them in their website right here, also if ur school is like lightning quick or smth u can gauge how much they'll cover in 1 term by involving the term 2 content as well ig. idrk use it as you will.

Scope and sequence – Stage 6 – MA

Stage 6 – MA – Sample scope and sequences

education.nsw.gov.au

edit: On an additional note you can actually use this thing of viewing the NESA sample scopes and sequences for many other subjects like those in HSIE and sciences

 

[joeystarbank]

I was just wondering what topics are covered as I am trying to learn the first term of content before the start of year 11

functions and trigonometry

 

[WeiWeiMan]

If u wanna get ahead tho, do all the algebra techniques that should be at the start of the textbook

its pretty piss easy, so your first task should be alright unless ur at james ruse or something

Nah lowkey I reckon you should also learn basic derivatives and integrals before you start calculus at school (what I did)
It’ll help you I reckon cuz calculus is mad confusing when you first learn it

 

[v.tex]

Nah lowkey I reckon you should also learn basic derivatives and integrals before you start calculus at school (what I did)
It’ll help you I reckon cuz calculus is mad confusing when you first learn it

integrals is year 12 tho

 

[pl4smaa21]

Nah lowkey I reckon you should also learn basic derivatives and integrals before you start calculus at school (what I did)
It’ll help you I reckon cuz calculus is mad confusing when you first learn it

Yea agreed that's very helpful and also here's a playlist that I personally found to be good for gaining an intuition for derivatives and integrals and calculus in general so that when you gotta learn it in school it flows easier in the mind and may even make perfect sense. highly recommend.

particularly chapter 8 that's VRY good

Essence of calculus

A free course offering the core concept of Calculus, with a visuals-first approach aimed at making you feel like you could have discovered the subject yourself.

www.youtube.com

 

[sly_lyepat]

tbh you dont learn to much new stuff in year 11 adv other then diff, you expand on trig a bit as well and even if you didn't do functions in year 10 its pretty self explanatory, logs can be hard as well if you did not do them in year 10. For ext you learn a bunch of new stuff though and being really good at trig, polys and starting perms and combs will help.

 

[sly_lyepat]

functions and trigonometry

nah trig is always at least term 2

 

[WeiWeiMan]

integrals is year 12 tho

Yeah, your point?
Kidding, but I reckon it’s good to learn some basic integrals just so you’re aware of the procedures in reversing the differentiation and of what other shit you can do with calculus

 

[joeystarbank]

Yeah, your point?
Kidding, but I reckon it’s good to learn some basic integrals just so you’re aware of the procedures in reversing the differentiation and of what other shit you can do with calculus

oh good lord sir Mr @WeiWeiMan don't you think @Study to success should be learning about Riemann sums first??

 

[sly_lyepat]

oh good lord sir Mr @WeiWeiMan don't you think @Study to success should be learning about Riemann sums first??

bru what, learning the relationship between diff and intergrals goes hand in hand and can help when first learning calc, its not bad advice

 

[joeystarbank]

bru what, learning the relationship between diff and intergrals goes hand in hand and can help when first learning calc, its not bad advice

yeah i know but i just meant they should learn the true fundamentals which is Riemann sums lol

 

[sly_lyepat]

Riemann sums is pussy intergration ngl just skip it fr, its like using first principles after learning all diff rules

 

[WeiWeiMan]

oh good lord sir Mr @WeiWeiMan don't you think @Study to success should be learning about Riemann sums first??

Nah ceebs

 

[jane1820]

Yea agreed that's very helpful and also here's a playlist that I personally found to be good for gaining an intuition for derivatives and integrals and calculus in general so that when you gotta learn it in school it flows easier in the mind and may even make perfect sense. highly recommend.

particularly chapter 8 that's VRY good

Essence of calculus

A free course offering the core concept of Calculus, with a visuals-first approach aimed at making you feel like you could have discovered the subject yourself.

www.youtube.com

is everything in this playlist related to the math adv syllabus?