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Mathematics for the IB Diploma Standard Level with CD-ROM [Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed]

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  • Sērija : IB Diploma
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Sep-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN-10: 110761306X
  • ISBN-13: 9781107613065
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  • Formāts: Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed, 679 pages, height x width x depth: 269x196x30 mm, weight: 1600 g, Worked examples or Exercises, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Sērija : IB Diploma
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Sep-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN-10: 110761306X
  • ISBN-13: 9781107613065
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This highly illustrated coursebook, available in both print and e-book formats, has been written to specifically cover the new IB Standard Level syllabus. Based on the new group 5 aims, the progressive approach encourages cumulative learning. Features include: a dedicated chapter exclusively for combined exercises; plenty of worked examples; questions colour-coded according to grade; exam-style questions; feature boxes of hints and tips. The print book includes a CD-ROM providing a complete e-version of the book, extension worksheets, prior learning sheets, calculator skills sheets and fill-in proofs. These additional materials are also included in the e-book version.

This title forms part of the completely new Mathematics for the IB Diploma series. This highly illustrated coursebook, available in both print and e-book formats, has been written to specifically cover the new IB Standard Level syllabus. Based on the new group 5 aims, the progressive approach encourages cumulative learning. Features include: a dedicated chapter exclusively for combined exercises; plenty of worked examples; questions colour-coded according to grade; exam-style questions; feature boxes of hints and tips. The print book includes a CD-ROM providing a complete e-version of the book, extension worksheets, prior learning sheets, calculator skills sheets and fill-in proofs. These additional materials are also included in the e-book version.

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This title forms part of the completely new Mathematics for the IB Diploma series.
Introduction vi
Algebra, functions and equations (Topic 1: Algebra and Topic 2: Functions & equations)
1 Quadratic functions
1(33)
1A The quadratic form y = ax2 + bx + c
1(7)
1B The completed square form y = a(x - h)2 + k
8(5)
1C The factorised form y = a (x - p)(x - q)
13(2)
1D The quadratic formula and the discriminant
15(6)
1E Intersections of graphs and simultaneous equations
21(3)
1F Using quadratic functions to solve problems
24(10)
2 Exponents and logarithms
34(37)
2A Laws of exponents
34(9)
2B Exponential functions
43(6)
2C The number e
49(2)
2D Introduction to logarithms
51(5)
2E Laws of logarithms
56(5)
2F Graphs of logarithms
61(1)
2G Solving exponential equations
62(9)
3 Algebraic structures
71(15)
3A Solving equations by factorising
72(1)
3B Solving equations by substitution
73(3)
3C Features of graphs
76(4)
3D Using a graphical calculator to solve equations
80(3)
3E Working with identities
83(3)
4 The theory of functions
86(27)
4A Function notation
86(2)
4B Domain and range
88(4)
4C Composite functions
92(3)
4D Inverse functions
95(6)
4E Rational functions
101(12)
5 Transformations of graphs
113(19)
5A Translation
113(3)
5B Stretches
116(3)
5C Reflections
119(2)
5D Consecutive transformations
121(11)
6 Sequences and series
132(29)
6A General sequences
132(4)
6B General series and sigma notation
136(2)
6C Arithmetic sequences
138(3)
6D Arithmetic series
141(3)
6E Geometric sequences
144(4)
6F Geometric series
148(2)
6G Infinite geometric series
150(5)
6H Mixed questions on sequences and series
155(6)
7 Binomial expansion
161(15)
7A Introduction to the binomial theorem
161(3)
7B Binomial coefficients
164(2)
7C Applying the binomial theorem
166(10)
Geometry (Topic 3: Circular functions & trigonometry & Topic 4: Vectors)
8 Circular measure and trigonometric functions
176(40)
8A Measuring angles
177(7)
8B Definitions and graphs of the sine and cosine functions
184(10)
8C Definition and graph of the tangent function
194(4)
8D Exact values of trigonometric functions
198(3)
8E Transformations of trigonometric graphs
201(7)
8F Modelling using trigonometric functions
208(8)
9 Trigonometric equations and identities
216(34)
9A Introducing trigonometric equations
216(8)
9B Harder trigonometric equations
224(9)
9C Trigonometric identities
233(3)
9D Using identities to solve equations
236(3)
9E Double angle identities
239(11)
10 Geometry of triangles and circles
250(45)
10A Right-angled triangles
251(3)
10B The sine rule
254(7)
10C The cosine rule
261(6)
10D Area of a triangle
267(3)
10E Trigonometry in three dimensions
270(5)
10F Length of an arc
275(4)
10G Area of a sector
279(3)
10H Triangles and circles
282(13)
11 Vectors
295(53)
11A Positions and displacements
295(9)
11B Vector algebra
304(5)
11C Distances
309(4)
11D Angles
313(5)
11E Properties of the scalar product
318(4)
11F Vector equation of a line
322(8)
11G Solving problems involving lines
330(18)
Calculus (Topic 6: Calculus)
12 Basic differentiation and its applications
348(45)
12A Sketching derivatives
348(8)
12B Differentiation from first principles
356(2)
12C Rules of differentiation
358(3)
12D Interpreting derivatives and second derivatives
361(7)
12E Differentiating trigonometric functions
368(2)
12F Differentiating exponential and natural logarithm functions
370(2)
12G Tangents and normals
372(4)
12H Stationary points
376(6)
12I General points of inflexion
382(2)
12J Optimisation
384(9)
13 Basic integration and its applications
393(27)
13A Reversing differentiation
393(2)
13B Constant of integration
395(1)
13C Rules of integration
396(3)
13D Integrating x-1 and ex
399(1)
13E Integrating trigonometric functions
400(1)
13F Finding the equation of a curve
401(3)
13G Definite integration
404(2)
13H Geometrical significance of definite integration
406(6)
13I The area between two curves
412(8)
14 Further differentiation
420(22)
14A Differentiating composite functions using the chain rule
420(5)
14B Differentiating products using the product rule
425(4)
14C Differentiating quotients using the quotient rule
429(4)
14D Optimisation with constraints
433(9)
15 Further integration
442(24)
15A Reversing standard derivatives
442(4)
15B Integration by substitution
446(7)
15C Kinematics
453(4)
15D Volumes of revolution
457(9)
Statistics and probability (Topic 5: Statistics & probability)
16 Summarising data
466(41)
16A Measures of the centre of data
466(4)
16B Measures of spread
470(2)
16C Frequency tables and grouped data
472(6)
16D Cumulative frequency
478(7)
16E Histograms
485(4)
16F Constant changes to data
489(2)
16G Correlation
491(6)
16H Linear regression
497(10)
17 Probability
507(39)
17A Empirical probability
507(3)
17B Theoretical probability
510(5)
17C Combined events and Venn diagrams
515(5)
17D Tree diagrams and finding intersections
520(5)
17E Independent events
525(3)
17F Conditional probability
528(5)
17G Further Venn diagrams
533(5)
17H Selections with and without replacement
538(8)
18 Probability distributions
546(32)
18A Random variables
546(4)
18B Expectation of a discrete random variable
550(3)
18C The binomial distribution
553(9)
18D The normal distribution
562(7)
18E Inverse Normal Distribution
569(9)
19 Questions crossing chapters
578(10)
Answers 588(61)
Glossary 649(14)
Index 663(6)
Acknowledgements 669(1)
Terms and conditions for use of the CD-ROM 670