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GMED 2010 Spec B Higher SB 08/09/2022 Linear Title Section Headings UNIT 1 STATISTICS and PROBABILITY 1 (U1) 6 Collecting and recording data 1.1 6.1 Introduction to statistics 1.2 6.2 Sampling methods 1.3 6.3 Stratified sampling 1.4 6.4 Collecting data by observation and experiment 1.5 6.5 Questionnaires 1.6 6.6 Two-way tables 1.7 6.7 Sources of bias 1.8 6.8 Secondary data Chapter review 2 (U1) 11 Averages and range 2.1 new Understanding and using numbers 2.2 11.1 Finding the mode and median 2.3 new Algebra 2.4 11.2 Calculating the mean 2.5 11.3 Using the three types of average 2.6 new Using calculators 2.7 11.4 Using frequency tables to find averages 2.8 11.5 Modal class and median of grouped data 2.9 11.6 Estimating the mean of grouped data 2.10 11.7 Range, quartiles and interquartile range Chapter review 3 (U1) 18 3.1 18.1 Producing pie charts 3.2 18.2 Interpreting pie charts 3.3 18.3 Representing and interpreting data in a stem and leaf diagram 3.4 18.4 Interpreting comparative and composite bar charts 3.5 18.5 Drawing and interpreting frequency diagrams and histograms 3.6 18.6 Drawing and using frequency polygons 3.7 18.7 Drawing and using histograms with unequal class intervals 3.8 18.8 Drawing and using cumulative frequency graphs 3.9 18.9 Finding quartiles from a cumulative frequency graph 3.10 18.10 Drawing and interpreting box plots Chapter review 4 (U1) 24 Line diagrams and scatter graphs 4.1 new Plotting points on a graph 4.2 new Straight-line graphs 4.3 24.1 Drawing and using line graphs 4.4 24.2 Drawing and using scatter graphs 4.5 24.3 Recognising correlation 4.6 24.4 Drawing lines of best fit 4.7 24.5 Using lines of best fit to make predictions Modular Modular Section Linear Section Processing, representing and interpreting data
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UNIT 1 STATISTICS and PROBABILITY
1 (U1) 6 Collecting and recording data 1.1 6.1 Introduction to statistics
1.2 6.2 Sampling methods1.3 6.3 Stratified sampling
1.4 6.4 Collecting data by observation and experiment
1.5 6.5 Questionnaires
1.6 6.6 Two-way tables
1.7 6.7 Sources of bias1.8 6.8 Secondary data
Chapter review2 (U1) 11 Averages and range 2.1 new Understanding and using numbers
2.2 11.1 Finding the mode and median2.3 new Algebra2.4 11.2 Calculating the mean2.5 11.3 Using the three types of average2.6 new Using calculators2.7 11.4 Using frequency tables to find averages2.8 11.5 Modal class and median of grouped data2.9 11.6 Estimating the mean of grouped data2.10 11.7 Range, quartiles and interquartile range
Chapter review3 (U1) 18 Processing, representing and interpreting data 3.1 18.1 Producing pie charts
3.2 18.2 Interpreting pie charts3.3 18.3 Representing and interpreting data in a stem and leaf diagram3.4 18.4 Interpreting comparative and composite bar charts3.5 18.5 Drawing and interpreting frequency diagrams and histograms
3.6 18.6 Drawing and using frequency polygons
3.7 18.7 Drawing and using histograms with unequal class intervals3.8 18.8 Drawing and using cumulative frequency graphs 3.9 18.9 Finding quartiles from a cumulative frequency graph
3.10 18.10 Drawing and interpreting box plots
Chapter review4 (U1) 24 Line diagrams and scatter graphs 4.1 new Plotting points on a graph
4.2 new Straight-line graphs4.3 24.1 Drawing and using line graphs4.4 24.2 Drawing and using scatter graphs4.5 24.3 Recognising correlation4.6 24.4 Drawing lines of best fit4.7 24.5 Using lines of best fit to make predictions
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5 (U1) 28 Probability 5.1 28.1 Writing probabilities as numbers
5.2 new Using fractions, decimals and percentages in problems5.3 28.2 Mutually exclusive outcomes5.4 28.3 Estimating probability from relative frequency5.5 28.4 Finding the expected number of outcomes5.6 28.5 Independent events5.7 28.6 Probability tree diagrams 5.8 28.7 Conditional probability 5.9 new Ratio and proportion
Chapter review
UNIT 2 NUMBER, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY 1
1 (U2) 1 Number Intro Before you start1.1 1.1 Understanding prime factors, LCM and HCF1.2 1.2 Understanding squares and cubes1.3 1.3 Understanding order of operations1.4 1.5 Understanding the index laws
Chapter review2 (U2) 3.1-3.4 Fractions Intro Before you start
2.1 3.1 Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers2.2 3.2 Multiplying fractions and mixed numbers2.3 3.3 Dividing fractions and mixed numbers2.4 3.4 Solving fraction problems
Chapter review3 (U2) 4.1-4.7 Decimals and estimation 3.1 4.1 Conversion between fractions and decimals
3.2 4.2 Carrying out arithmetic using decimals3.3 4.3 Rounding and decimal places3.4 4.4 Significant figures3.5 4.5 Estimating calculations by rounding3.6 4.6 Estimating calculations involving decimals3.7 4.7 Manipulating decimals
Chapter review4 (U2) 14.1-14.2 Percentages 4.1 14.1 Working out a percentage of a quantity
4.2 14.2 Finding the new amount after a percentage increase or decrease Chapter review
5 (U2) 25 Indices, standard form and surds 5.1 25.1 Using zero and negative powers5.2 25.2 Using standard form5.3 25.3 Working with fractional indices 5.4 25.4 Using surds
Chapter review6 (U2) 16.1-16.3 Ratio 6.1 16.1 Introducing ratio
6.2 16.2 Solving ratio problems 6.3 16.3 Sharing a quantity in a given ratio
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7 (U2) 2 Expressions and sequences 7.1 2.1 Collecting like terms7.2 2.2 Using substitution7.3 2.3 Using the index laws 7.4 2.4 Fractional and negative powers7.5 2.5 Term-to-term and position-to-term definitions7.6 2.6 The nth term of an arithmetic sequence
Chapter review8 (U2) 9 Expanding brackets and factorising 8.1 9.1 Expanding brackets
8.2 9.2 Factorising by taking out common factors 8.3 9.3 Expanding the product of two brackets 8.4 9.4 Factorising quadratic expressions
Chapter review9 (U2) 15, 7.2-7.3 Graphs 9.1 15.1 Drawing straight-line graphs by plotting points
9.2 15.2 Finding the midpoint of a line segment9.3 15.3 The gradient and y-intercept of a straight line9.4 15.4 The equation y = mx + c9.5 15.5 Parallel and perpendicular lines9.6 15.6 Real-life graphs9.7 7.2 Compound measures9.8 7.3 Speed
Chapter review10 (U2) 13.6 Formulae 10.1 13.6 Distinguishing between 'equation', 'formula', 'identity' and 'expression'
19.5-19.6 10.2 19.5 Using formulae10.3 19.6 Deriving an algebraic formula
Chapter review11 (U2) 32 Algebraic fractions and algebraic proof 11.1 32.1 Simplifying algebraic fractions
11.2 32.2 Adding and subtracting algebraic fractions11.3 32.3 Multiplying and dividing algebraic fractions11.4 32.4 Algebraic proof
Chapter review12 (U2) 8.2-8.3, 7.1 Basic shape and measure Intro Before you start
12.1 8.2 Symmetry in 2D shapes12.2 8.3 Symmetry of special shapes12.3 7.1 Converting between units of measure
Chapter review
13 (U2) Angles, polygons and circles Intro Before you start
31.1-31.2 13.1 5.1 Angle properties of parallel lines13.2 5.2 Proving the angle properties of triangles and quadrilaterals13.3 5.3 Using the angle properties of triangles and quadrilaterals13.4 5.4 Angles of elevation and depression13.5 5.6 Using angle properties to solve problems13.6 5.7 Polygons13.7 31.1 Isosceles triangle in a circle13.8 31.2 Tangents to a circle
Chapter review
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14 (U2) Area and volume Intro Before you start
14.1 10.1 Area of triangles, parallelograms and trapeziums14.2 10.2 Problems involving perimeter and area14.3 10.4 Drawing 3D shapes14.4 10.5 Elevations and plans14.5 10.6 Volume of a cuboid14.6 10.7 Volume of a prism14.7 23.8 Surface area of a prism14.8 23.10 Coordinates in three dimensions
Chapter review
UNIT 3 NUMBER, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY 2
1 (U3) 1.4, 3.4, Number 1.1 1.4 Using a calculator
1.2 Number problems
1.3 4.8 Converting recurring decimals to fractions1.4 25.2 Using standard form
Chapter review2 (U3) 4.9-4.10 Upper and lower bounds 2.1 4.9 Upper and lower bounds of accuracy
2.2 4.10 Calculating the bounds of an expressionChapter review
3 (U3) 14.2-14.5 Percentages 3.1 14.2 Finding the new amount after a percentage increase or decrease 3.2 14.3 Working out a percentage increase or decrease3.3 14.4 Working out compound interest3.4 14.5 Calculating reverse percentages
Chapter review4 (U3) 13.1-13.5 Linear equations 4.1 13.1 Solving simple equations
[+ Ac in general} 4.2 13.2 Solving linear equations containing brackets4.3 13.3 Solving linear equations with the unknown on both sides4.4 13.4 Solving linear equations containing fractions4.5 13.5 Setting up and solving simple linear equations
Chapter review
5 (U3) Inequalities and formulae 5.1 19.1 Representing inequalities on a number line
5.2 19.2 Solving simple linear inequalities in one variable5.3 19.3 Finding integer solutions to inequalities in one variable5.4 19.4 Solving graphically several linear inequalities in two variables5.5 19.7 Changing the subject of a formula5.6 19.8 Changing the subject in complex formulae
Chapter review6 (U3) 21 More graphs and equations 6.1 21.1 Graphs of quadratic functions
[+ As in general} 6.2 21.2 Graphs of cubic functions6.3 21.36.4 21.4 Graphs of exponential functions
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6.5 21.5 Solving equations by the trial and improvement methodChapter review
7 (U3) 22 Quadratic and simultaneous equations 7.1 22.1 Solving simultaneous equations[+ Ac, As in general} 7.2 22.2 Setting up equations in two unknowns
7.3 22.3 Using graphs to solve simultaneous equations7.4 22.4 Solving quadratic equations by factorisation7.5 22.5 Completing the square7.6 22.6 Solving quadratic equations by completing the square7.7 22.7 Solving quadratic equations using the formula 7.8 22.8 Solving algebraic fraction equations leading to quadratic equations7.9 22.9 Setting up and solving quadratic equations7.10 22.10 Constructing graphs of simple loci7.11 22.11 Solving simultaneous equations when one is linear and the other is quadratic7.12 22.12 Solving simultaneous equations when one is linear and one is a circle
Chapter review8 (U3) 27 Proportion 8.1 27.1 Direct proportion
8.2 27.2 Further direct proportion8.3 27.3 Writing statements of proportionality and formulae8.4 27.4 Problems involving square and cubic proportionality8.5 27.5 Problems involving inverse proportion
Chapter review9 (U3) 30 Transformations of functions 9.1 30.1 Using function notation
9.2 30.2 Translation of a curve parallel to the axes9.3 30.3 Stretching a curve parallel to the axes9.4 30.4 Rotation about the origin and reflection in the axes
Chapter review
10 (U3) Area 10.1 10.3 Circumference and area of a circle
10.2 23.1 Sectors of circles10.3 23.2 Problems involving circles in terms of π10.4 23.3 Units of area
Chapter review
11 (U3) Volume 11.1 10.8 Volume of a cylinder
11.2 23.4 Volume of a pyramid and a cone11.3 23.5 Volume of a sphere11.4 23.6 Further volumes of shapes11.5 23.7 Units of volume11.6 23.9 Further surface area of shapes11.7 7.4 Density
Chapter review
12 (U3) Congruence and similarity 12.1 8.1 Congruent triangles
12.2 8.4 Recognising similar shapes12.3 8.5 Similar triangles
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12.4 26.1 Areas of similar shapes 12.5 26.2 Volumes of similar shapes12.6 26.3 Lengths, areas and volumes of similar shapes
Chapter review13 (U3) 31.3-31.4 Circle geometry 13.1 31.3 Circle theorems
13.2 31.4 More circle theoremsChapter review
14 (U3) 12, 5.5 Constructions and loci 14.1 12.1 Constructing triangles14.2 12.2 Perpendicular lines14.3 12.3 Constructing and bisecting angles14.4 12.4 Loci14.5 12.5 Regions14.6 5.5 Bearings14.7 12.6 Scale drawings and maps
Chapter review15 (U3) 17 Transformations 15.1 17.1 Using translations
15.2 17.2 Transforming shapes using reflections15.3 17.3 Transforming shapes using rotations15.4 17.4 Enlargements and scale factors15.5 17.5 Combinations of transformations
Chapter review16 (U3) 20 Pythagoras’ Theorem and trigonometry 1 16.1 20.1 Pythagoras’s Theorem
16.2 20.2 Applying Pythagoras’ Theorem16.3 20.3 Finding the length of a line segment16.4 20.4 Trigonometry in right-angled triangles16.5 20.5 Working out lengths of sides using trigonometry
Chapter review17 (U3) 29 Pythagoras' Theorem and trigonometry 2 17.1 29.1 Pythagoras’ Theorem and trigonometry in three dimensions
17.2 29.2 Angle between a line and a plane17.3 29.3 Trigonometric ratios for any angle17.4 29.4 Finding the area of a triangle using ½absinC17.5 29.5 The sine rule17.6 29.6 Using the sine rule to calculate an angle17.7 29.7 The cosine rule17.8 29.8 Using the cosine rule to calculate an angle17.9 29.9 Using trigonometry to solve problems
Chapter review18 (U3) 33 Vectors 18.1 33.1 Vectors and vector notation
18.2 33.2 The magnitude of a vector18.3 33.3 Addition of vectors18.4 33.4 Parallel vectors18.5 33.5 Solving geometric problems in two dimensions
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UNIT 1 STATISTICS and PROBABILITY1 (U1) 3 SPa, SPd, Na, Nj Collecting and recording data 1.1 3.1 Introduction to data
1.2 3.2 Collecting data
SPa, SPc 1.3 3.3 QuestionnairesSPa, SPb, SPc 1.4 3.4 Sampling
1.5 3.5 Two-way and other tables
Chapter review2 (U1) 12 SPg, SPi Processing, representing and interpreting data 2.1 12.1 Pictograms
[+ SPj general] 2.2 12.2 Pie charts
SPg, SPi, Gmt 2.3 12.3 Bar chartsSPg, SPi, SPl 2.4 12.4 Comparative and composite bar charts
SPg, SPi 2.5 12.5 Line diagrams for discrete data and histograms for continuous dataSPg, SPi 2.6 12.6 Frequency polygons
Chapter review3 (U1) 16 Na, Nq Averages and range 3.1 new Understanding using numbers
SPh, SPu 3.2 16.1 Finding the mode, the median and the meanAa, Ab 3.3 new Algebra
SPh, SPl 3.4 16.2 Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of the three types of averageSPh, SPl 3.5 16.3 Finding the rangeSPg, SPi 3.6 16.4 Using stem and leaf diagrams to find averages and rangeSPg, SPh 3.7 16.5 Using frequency tables to find averages for discrete dataSPg, SPh 3.8 16.6 Working with grouped data
SPh 3.9 16.7 Estimating the mean of grouped dataSPu, Nu, Nv 3.10 new Using calculators
Chapter review4 (U1) 25 Al, As Line diagrams and scatter graphs 4.1 new Plotting points on a line graph
Al, As [+ SPj general] 4.2 new Straight-line graphsSPg, SPi 4.3 25.1 Drawing and using line graphsSPg, SPi 4.4 25.2 Drawing and using scatter graphs
SPk 4.5 25.3 Recognising correlationSPk 4.6 25.4 Lines of best fitSPk 4.7 25.5 Using lines of best fit to make predictions
Chapter review5 (U1) 26 SPm, Nh, Nj, Nl Probability 5.1 26.1 The probability scale
SPm, SPn, SPo 5.2 26.2 Writing probabilities as numbersSPp 5.3 26.3
Nm, No 5.4 new Using fractions, decimals and perventages in problemsSPo 5.5 26.4 Sample space diagrams
SPn, SPs, SPt 5.6 26.5 Relative frequencySPp 5.7 26.6 Two-way tablesSPn 5.8 26.7 Predicting outcomes
Np, Nt 5.9 new Ratio and proportionChapter review
UNIT 2 NUMBER, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY 1
1 (U2) 1.1-1.9 Na Number 1.1 1.1 Understanding digits and place valueNa, Nb 1.2 1.2 Reading, writing and ordering whole numbers
Nb 1.3 1.3Na 1.4 1.4 Adding and subtracting
Na, Nq 1.5 1.5 Multiplying and dividingNu 1.6 1.6 RoundingNb 1.7 1.7 Negative numbersNb 1.8 1.8Na 1.9 1.9 Calculating with negative numbers
Chapter review2 (U2) 1.10-1.12 Nc Factors, multiples and primes 2.1 1.10 Factors, multiples and prime numbers
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Nc 2.2 1.11 Finding lowest common multiple (LCM) and highest common factor (HCF)Nd 2.3 1.12 Finding square numbers and cube numbers
Chapter review3 (U2) 5 Nj Decimals and rounding 3.1 5.1 Understanding place value
Nb 3.2 5.2 Writing decimal numbers in order of sizeNa 3.3 5.3 Adding and subtracting decimals
Na, Nq 3.4 5.4 Multiplying decimalsNd 3.5 5.5 Squares and square roots, cubes and cube roots
Na, Nq 3.6 5.6 Dividing decimalsNu 3.7 5.7 Rounding decimal numbersNu 3.8 5.8 Rounding to 1 significant figureNu 3.9 5.9 Rounding to a given number of significant figuresNu 3.10 5.10 EstimatingNq 3.11 5.11 Manipulating decimals
Chapter review4 (U2) 8, 10.1 Nh Fractions 4.1 8.1 Understanding fractions
Nh 4.2 8.2 Equivalent fractionsNb, Nh 4.3 8.3 Ordering fractions
Nh 4.4 8.4 Improper fractions and mixed numbersNa, No 4.5 8.5 Multiplying fractions
Na 4.6 8.6 Dividing fractionsNa, Ni 4.7 8.7 Adding and subtracting fractionsNj, Nk 4.8 8.8/ 10.1 Converting between fractions and decimals
Chapter review5 (U2) 19.1-19.2 Nl Percentages 5.1 19.1 Converting between percentages, fractions and decimals and ordering them
No 5.2 19.2 Finding percentages of quantitiesNo 5.3 new Finding the new amount after a percentage increase or decrease
Chapter review6 (U2) 24 Np Ratio and proportion 6.1 24.1 Introducing ratio
Np, Nt 6.2 24.2 Solving ratio problemsNt 6.3 24.3 Sharing in a given ratioNt 6.4 24.4 Solving ratio and proportion problems using the unitary method
Chapter review7 (U2) 4 Aa Algebra 1 7.1 4.1 Using letters to represent numbers
Ab 7.2 4.2 Understanding variables, terms and expressionsAc 7.3 4.3 Collecting like terms
Aa, Ac 7.4 4.4 Multiplying with numbers and lettersAc 7.5 4.5 Dividing with numbers and lettersAc 7.6 4.6 Expanding single bracketsAc 7.7 4.7 FactorisingAb 7.8 4.8 Understanding expressions, equations and formulaeAc 7.9 4.9 Replacing letters with numbers
Chapter review8 (U2) 9 Ne Algebra 2 8.1 9.1 Calculating with powers
Ne, Nf 8.2 9.2 Writing expressions as a single power of the same numberAc 8.3 9.3 Using powers in algebra to simplify expressionsNq 8.4 9.4 Understanding order of operationsAc 8.5 9.5 Multiplying out brackets in algebraAc 8.6 9.6 Factorising expressions
Chapter review9 (U2) 13 Ai Sequences 9.1 13.1 Sequences
Ai 9.2 13.2 Using input and output machines to investigate number patternsAi, Aj 9.3 13.3 Finding the nth term of a number pattern
Ai 9.4 13.4 Deciding whether or not a number is in a number patternChapter review
10 (U2) 15.1-15.3 Ak, Al Graphs 1 10.1 15.1 Coordinates of points in the first quadrantAk, Al 10.2 15.2 Coordinates of points in all four quadrants
Ak 10.3 15.3 Finding the midpoint of a line segmentChapter review
11 (U2) 15.4-15.7 Al Graphs 2 11.1 15.4 Drawing and naming horizontal and vertical linesAl 11.2 15.5 Drawing slanting graphs
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Al 11.3 15.6 Drawing straight-line graphs without a table of valuesAl, Gme 11.4 15.7 Naming straight-line graphs
Chapter review12 (U2) 22.1-22.3 Ar, As Graphs 3 12.1 22.1 Interpreting and drawing the graphs you meet in everyday life
Ar, As 12.2 22.2 Drawing and interpreting conversion graphsAr, As 12.3 22.3 Drawing and interpreting distance–time graphs
Chapter review13 (U2) 28.1-28.4 Af Formulae 13.1 28.1 Using word formulae
Af 13.2 28.2 Substituting numbers into expressionsAf 13.3 28.3 Using algebraic formulae
Ac, Af 13.4 28.4 Writing an algebraic formula to represent a problemChapter review
14 (U2) 2 Gma Angles 1 14.1 2.1 Fractions of a turn and degreesGma 14.2 2.2 What is an angle?Gma 14.3 2.3 Naming sides and anglesGma 14.4 2.4 Estimating anglesGmt 14.5 2.5 Measuring anglesGmt 14.6 2.6 Drawing anglesGmb 14.7 2.7 Special triangles
Gma, Gmb 14.8 2.8 Angle factsChapter review
15 (U2) Gmb Two-dimensional shapes 15.1 6.1 Triangles
Gmd 15.2 6.2 QuadrilateralsGmf 15.3 6.3 Similar shapesGmi 15.4 6.5 CirclesGmi 15.5 6.6 Drawing circlesGme 15.6 6.7 Line symmetryGme 15.7 6.8 Rotational symmetry
Chapter review16 (U2) 7.1, 7.5-7.7 Gmb Angles 2 16.1 7.1 Angles in quadrilaterals
Gma, Gmb 16.2 7.5 Perpendicular and parallel linesGmb 16.3 7.6 Corresponding and alternate anglesGmb 16.4 7.7 Proofs
Chapter review17 (U2) 11 Gmo, Gmq Measure 17.1 11.1 Reading scales
Gmo 17.2 11.2 TimeGmo, Gmp, Gmq 17.3 11.3 Metric units
Gmp 17.4 11.4 Imperial unitsGmp, Gms 17.5 11.5 Speed
Gmo 17.6 11.6 Accuracy of measurementsChapter review
18 (U2) 14 Gmx Perimeter and area of 2D shapes 18.1 14.1 PerimeterGmx 18.2 14.2 AreaGmx 18.3 14.3 Finding areas using formulaeGmx 18.4 14.4 Problems involving areas
Chapter review19 (U2) 20.1-20.2, Gmk Three-dimensional shapes 19.1 20.1 Recognising three-dimensional shapes
20.4-20.5 Gmk 19.2 20.2 Isometric paperGmaa 19.3 20.4 Volume of a prismGmx 19.4 20.5 Surface area of a prism
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UNIT 3 NUMBER, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY 2
1 (U3) 10.2-10.5 Nq, Nv Using a calculator 1.1 10.2 Finding reciprocalsNa, Nv 1.2 10.3 Interpreting a calculator displayNa, Nv 1.3 10.4 Working out powers and rootsNa, Nv 1.4 10.5 Working out complex calculations
Chapter review2 (U3) 19.2-19.4 Na, Nm Percentages 2.1 19.2 Finding percentages of quantities
Nm, No 2.2 19.3 Using percentages
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No 2.3 19.4 Writing one quantity as a percentage of anotherChapter review
3 (U3) 21.1-21.8 Ad Equations 3.1 21.1 Using simple equationsAd 3.2 21.2 Solving equations with one operationAd 3.3 21.3 Solving equations with two operationsAd 3.4 21.4 Solving equations with bracketsAd 3.5 21.5 Solving equations with letters on both sidesAd 3.6 21.6 Solving equations with negative coefficients
Ac, Ad 3.7 21.7 Using equations to solve problemsAh 3.8 21.8 Solving equations by trial and improvement
Chapter review4 (U3) 21.9-21.11 Ag Inequalities 4.1 21.9 Introducing inequalities
Ag 4.2 21.10 Representing inequalities on a number lineAg 4.3 21.11 Solving inequalities
Chapter review
5 (U3) As Quadratic graphs 5.1 22.1 Interpreting real-life graphs
At 5.2 22.4 Drawing quadratic graphsAt 5.3 22.5 Using graphs of quadratic functions to solve equations
Chapter review6 (U3) 28.5-28.6 Af Formulae 6.1 28.5 Finding the value of a term in a formula which is not the subject of the formula
Af [+ Ac general] 6.2 28.6 Changing the subject of a formulaChapter review
7 (U3) 6.3-6.4, Gmc, Gmf Angles and two-dimensional shapes 7.1 7.2 Polygons7.2-7.4, Gmc 7.2 7.3 Exterior and interior angles7.8-7.9 Gmf 7.3 6.3 Congruent shapes
Gmc 7.4 7.4 TessellationsGmu, Gmv 7.5 6.4 Accurate drawings
Gmr 7.6 7.8 BearingsGmm, Gmu 7.7 7.9 Maps and scale drawings
Chapter review8 (U3) 17 Gmz Circles 8.1 17.1 Circumference of a circle
Gmz 8.2 17.2 Area of a circleGmz 8.3 17.3 Area and perimeter of half and quarter circles
Chapter review9 (U3) 20.2-20.7 Gmk Three-dimensional shapes 9.1 20.2 Nets
Gmk 9.2 20.3 Plans and elevations
Gmz, Gmaa 9.3 Volume and surface area of a cylinder
Gmn 9.4 20.6 Perimeter, area and volumeGmp 9.5 20.7 Converting units of measure
Chapter review10 (U3) 18 Gmv Constructions and loci 10.1 18.1 Constructions
Gmv, Gmw [+ Gmv general] 10.2 18.2 LociGmv, Gmw 10.3 18.3 Regions
Chapter review11 (U3) 23 Gml Transformations 11.1 23.1 Introduction
Gml 11.2 23.2 TranslationsGml 11.3 23.3 RotationsGml 11.4 23.4 ReflectionsGml 11.5 23.5 EnlargementGml 11.6 23.6 Combinations of transformations
Chapter review12 (U3) 27 Gmg Pythagoras' theorem 12.1 27.1 Finding the length of the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle
Gmg 12.2 27.2 Finding the length of one of the shorter sides of a right-angled triangleGmg 12.3 27.3 Checking to see if a triangle is right-angled or not
Gmg, Ak 12.4 27.4 Finding the length of a line segmentChapter review
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