AS Module Code 4722 Core Mathematics 2(Calculator) Student Self Evaluation Form
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
AS module code 4722 Core Mathematics 2(calculator) Student Self Evaluation Form
TOPIC UNDERSTANDING ON HOMEWORK Algebra (a) – (b), (f) In the lesson Pre feedback Post feedback Independent Questions on work / papers revision Use the Factor and Remainder theorems
Division of Polynomials
Use the expansion of a bn Trigonometry (a) – (h)
Understand the definition of a radian Use the relationship between degrees and radians Use the sine▪ and cosine rules Find the area of a triangle Find the area of a sector Find the length of arc of a sector Relate periodicity and symmetry of trig functions to their graphs Use trig identities
Use exact trig values of 30°, 45° and 60°
Find solutions of trig equations
Algebra (c) – (e)
Understand the definition of a logarithm Use the relationship between logarithms and indices Use the laws of logarithms*
Solve equations of the form a x b and similar inequalities
Sketch the graph of y a x AS module code 4722 Core Mathematics 2(calculator) Student Self Evaluation Form cont..
TOPIC UNDERSTANDING ON HOMEWORK Integration In the lesson Pre feedback Post feedback Independent Questions on (a)- (e) work / papers revision Understand the idea of ‘reverse of differentiation’
Integration of x n , together with multiples, sums and differences
Integration of polynomials
Applications of integration
Evaluate definite integrals
Use integration to find the area between a curve and a straight line
Use integration to find the area between two curves
Use the formula for the trapezium rule Use the trapezium rule to estimate the area under the curve Understand what is an over-estimate and an under- estimate Sequences and Series (a) – (f) Understand the idea of a sequence of terms
Calculate successive terms
Understand and use notation
Recognise arithmetic progressions (AP’s) and geometric progressions (GP’s)
Use AP and GP formulae to solve problems involving nth term and sum of the first n terms
Use the formula for the sum to infinity of a GP