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ویرایش: 2nd ed نویسندگان: Aus. Bob, Fitzpatrick. John Bernard سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781442564916, 1442564911 ناشر: Pearson Australia سال نشر: 2013 تعداد صفحات: 551 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 71 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب New senior mathematics for years 11 & 12 به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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New Senior Mathematics برای سال های 11 و 12 بخشی از نسخه جدید سری ریاضیات شناخته شده برای نیو ساوت ولز است. ما این مجموعه را برای کلاسهای درس امروز بهطور کامل بهروزرسانی کردهایم، و به رویکرد بسیار محبوب برای ارائه دقت ریاضی با سؤالات چالشبرانگیز دانشآموز ادامه میدهیم. سه فصل اول این کتاب دانش آموزی حاوی مطالب بازنگری است که پایه و اساس لازم را برای توسعه مفاهیم ارشد ریاضی فراهم می کند.
New Senior Mathematics for Years 11 and 12 is part of a new edition of the well-known mathematics series for New South Wales. We've completely updated the series for today's classrooms, continuing the much-loved approach to deliver mathematical rigour with challenging student questions. The first three chapters of this student book contain revision material, providing the necessary foundation for the development of senior mathematical concepts.
Preliminary pages Introduction and dedication Features of the third edition Contents Year 11 Chapter 1 Algebraic techniques 1.1 Simplifying algebraic expressions 1.2 Substitution in formulae 1.3 Basic polynomials 1.4 Factorising by grouping in pairs 1.5 Standard factorisations 1.6 Factorising quadratic trinomials 1.7 Factorising non-monic trinomials 1.8 Mixed factorisations 1.9 Algebraic fractions 1.10 Adding and subtracting algebraic fractions 1.11 Real numbers and surds 1.12 Adding and subtracting surds 1.13 The distributive law 1.14 Rationalising denominators Chapter review 1 Chapter 2 Trigonometry 2.1 Review of right-angled triangles 2.2 Angles of any magnitude 2.3 Trigonometric graphs 2.4 Exact values of the trigonometric ratios 2.5 More trigonometric exact values 2.6 Direction and bearing 2.7 Angles of elevation and depression 2.8 The sine rule 2.9 The cosine rule 2.10 Area of a triangle 2.11 Applied trigonometry Chapter review 2 Chapter 3 Further algebraic techniques 3.1 Linear equations in one variable 3.2 Linear equations involving fractions 3.3 Simple linear inequalities 3.4 Quadratic equations 3.5 Quadratic equations without a linear term 3.6 Quadratic equations without a constant term 3.7 General quadratic equations 3.8 Completing the square 3.9 Solving quadratic equations by completing the square 3.10 Quadratic equations with non-rational solutions 3.11 Completing the square for non-monic equations 3.12 The quadratic formula 3.13 Problems involving quadratic equations Chapter review 3 Chapter 4 Functions 4.1 Functions and relations 4.2 Sketching basic functions 4.3 Square roots and absolute value 4.4 Absolute value functions 4.5 Circles 4.6 Cubic polynomials 4.7 The equation y = k/x and inverse variation 4.8 Working with functions Chapter review 4 Chapter 5 Equations and functions 5.1 Gradient of a straight line 5.2 Equation of a straight line 5.3 Intersection of two lines 5.4 Simultaneous equations 5.5 Problem solving with simultaneous equations 5.6 Solving simultaneous equations—linear and second degree 5.7 Solving simultaneous equations—linear and second degree in the general form 5.8 Quadratic functions 5.9 Parabolas and discriminants 5.10 Further examples involving discriminants 5.11 Solution set of simultaneous equations Chapter review 5 Chapter 6 Further trigonometry 6.1 Radian measure of an angle 6.2 Arc length and sector area of a circle 6.3 Angles of any magnitude—radians 6.4 Graphs of trigonometric functions using radians 6.5 Trigonometric identities and proofs 6.6 Solving trigonometric equations Chapter review 6 Chapter 7 Introduction to differentiation 7.1 Continuity and gradients of tangents 7.2 Limit and continuity 7.3 Gradient of a curve 7.4 Finding the derivative from first principles 7.5 Conditions for differentiability 7.6 Standard derivatives 7.7 The product rule 7.8 The chain rule 7.9 The quotient rule 7.10 Tangents and normals to a curve 7.11 The gradient as a rate of change 7.12 Velocity and acceleration as a rate of change Chapter review 7 Chapter 8 Exponential and logarithmic functions 8.1 Index laws with integers as indices 8.2 Index laws with fractional indices 8.3 Solving equations with exponents 8.4 Logarithms 8.5 Solving equations with logarithms 8.6 Exponential functions 8.7 Some applications of exponential functions 8.8 Natural logarithms 8.9 Graphs of exponential and logarithmic functions 8.10 Logarithms in the real world Chapter review 8 Chapter 9 Probability 9.1 Introduction to probability 9.2 Venn diagrams 9.3 Finite sample spaces 9.4 Successive outcomes 9.5 Independent events 9.6 Dependent events Chapter review 9 Chapter 10 Discrete probability distributions 10.1 Discrete random variables 10.2 Expected value, variance and standard deviation of discrete probability distributions 10.3 The uniform distribution 10.4 Discrete distributions in practical situations Chapter review 10 Year 12 Chapter 11 Descriptive statistics 11.1 Statistical investigations 11.2 Types of data 11.3 Displaying data 11.4 Measures of central tendency 11.5 Standard deviation 11.6 Analysis of data Chapter review 11 Chapter 12 Trigonometric functions and graphs 12.1 Transformation of graphs of the trigonometric functions 12.2 Further solution of trigonometric equations 12.3 Graphical solution of equations 12.4 Applications involving trigonometric functions and graphs Chapter review 12 Chapter 13 Differential calculus 13.1 Approximations of trigonometric functions when x is small 13.2 Derivatives of trigonometric functions 13.3 Derivative of the logarithm function 13.4 Derivative of e^f(x) Chapter review 13 Chapter 14 The first and second derivative 14.1 The sign of the derivative 14.2 The first derivative and turning points 14.3 The second derivative and concavity 14.4 The second derivative and turning points 14.5 Problem solving with derivatives 14.6 Applications of the exponential and logarithmic functions 14.7 Further applications of trigonometric functions 14.8 Using derivatives in motion in a straight line Chapter review 14 Chapter 15 Graphing techniques 15.1 Transformation of graphs using y = f(x + b) and y = f(x) + c 15.2 Transformation of graphs using y = kf(x) and y = kf(x + b) 15.3 Transformation of graphs using y = f(ax) and y = f(a(x + b)) 15.4 Graphing rational algebraic functions 15.5 Applications involving graphing functions 15.6 Graphical solution of equations 15.7 Regions and inequalities 15.8 Simultaneous linear inequalities Chapter review 15 Chapter 16 The anti-derivative 16.1 Primitive functions 16.2 Indefinite integrals 16.3 Primitives of trigonometric functions 16.4 Integrating the exponential function 16.5 Integrals resulting in logarithmic functions Chapter review 16 Chapter 17 Integral calculus 17.1 Area under a curve 17.2 The definite integral and the area under a curve 17.3 The definite integral and the primitive function 17.4 More areas 17.5 Area between two curves 17.6 Area bounded by the y-axis 17.7 Definite integrals involving trigonometric functions 17.8 Definite integrals involving exponential and logarithmic functions 17.9 Applications involving integrals 17.10 Approximate methods of integration—trapezoidal rule 17.11 Average value of a function—an application of integration Chapter review 17 Chapter 18 Financial mathematics 18.1 Investments and loans 18.2 Arithmetic sequences 18.3 Series and sigma notation (Σ) 18.4 Arithmetic series 18.5 Geometric sequences 18.6 Finite geometric series 18.7 Infinite geometric series 18.8 Compound interest applications 18.9 Further applications of series Chapter review 18 Chapter 19 Bivariate data analysis 19.1 Types of data and their interpretation 19.2 Scatterplots and association 19.3 Calculating the correlation coefficient 19.4 Modelling by finding the equation of the line of best fit 19.5 The statistical process Chapter review 19 Chapter 20 Random variables 20.1 Continuous probability distributions 20.2 The normal distribution 20.3 The standard normal distribution Chapter review 20 Summary Mathematics course outcomes Answers Answers for Chapter 1 Algebraic techniques Answers for Chapter 2 Trigonometry Answers for Chapter 3 Further algebraic techniques Answers for Chapter 4 Functions Answers for Chapter 5 Equations and functions Answers for Chapter 6 Further trigonometry Answers for Chapter 7 Introduction to differentiation Answers for Chapter 8 Exponential and logarithmic functions Answers for Chapter 9 Probability Answers for Chapter 10 Discrete probability distributions Answers for Chapter 11 Descriptive statistics Answers for Chapter 12 Trigonometric functions and graphs Answers for Chapter 13 Differential calculus Answers for Chapter 14 The first and second derivative Answers for Chapter 15 Graphing techniques Answers for Chapter 16 The anti-derivative Answers for Chapter 17 Integral calculus Answers for Chapter 18 Financial mathematics Answers for Chapter 19 Bivariate data analysis Answers for Chapter 20 Random variables Glossary