Arithmetic and geometric sequences and series
- Arithmetic sequences
- Geometric sequences
Year 11 Mathematical Methods
Our Year 11 Mathematical Methods program covers all relevant outcomes as outlined in the QLD Syllabus. Students examine the properties and graphs of linear, polynomial, inverse, exponential and logarithmic functions. Trigonometric functions are developed to include special identities. Students also learn to select appropriate techniques when working with arithmetic and geometric sequences and their application to financial situations. Investigating instantaneous rates of change helps build a student's conceptual understanding of differential calculus. Developing mastery of differentiation techniques enables students to solve related problems such as describing motion of a particle. The fundamental theory behind probability is expanded to include more complex techniques including conditional probability, independence and combinations.
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Unit 1 topics
Functions and graphs
- Lines and linear relationships
- Inverse proportion and relations
- Functions
- Quadratic relationships
- Powers and polynomials
Counting and probability
- Combinations
- Language of events and sets
- Conditional probability and independence
- Binomial expansion
Unit 2 topics
Exponential functions and logarithmic functions
- Indices and index laws
- Exponential functions
- Introduction to logs
- Logarithmic laws and logarithmic functions
Trigonometric functions 1
- Circular measure and radian measure
- Introduction to trigonometric functions
Introduction to differential calculus
- Rates of change and concept of derivatives
- Properties and computation of derivatives
- Applications of derivatives
Further differentiation and applications 1
- Differentiation rules
Discrete random variables 1
- General discrete random variables
Senior Maths
Year 11 Mathematical Methods
Year 11 Mathematical Methods gives students the chance to build on all three strands of the Year 7 – 10 curriculum: numbers and algebra, measurement and geometry, statistics and probability.
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Unit 1 topics
Arithmetic and geometric sequences and series
Functions and graphs
Counting and probability
Unit 2 topics
Exponential functions and logarithmic functions
Trigonometric functions 1
Introduction to differential calculus
Further differentiation and applications 1
Discrete random variables 1
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Senior Maths at Cluey
Based on the state and national curricula for Years 11 and 12, Cluey’s approach to senior Maths focuses on advanced topics, such as calculus and statistical analysis, and is intended to prepare you for Maths at a tertiary level. Our personalised approach focuses on exam prep and gives you the opportunity to develop in areas you find challenging.
Head of Secondary Mathematics
Suzanne Walker
BSc, G.DipEd
Suzanne is responsible for developing and overseeing the secondary Mathematics programs. Suzanne was the recipient of 'the Most Outstanding Student Teacher' award from the University of NSW and has extensive experience teaching secondary Mathematics across all years and levels. She has also held roles as a lecturer at UNSW Global, a corporate trainer and as a software engineer.
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Pranav
VIC University Student (Bachelor of Engineering and Business Management)
Mathematical Methods: Yrs 11-12
Mathematics Advanced: Yr 10
Mathematics: Yrs 6-10
Pranav is completing a Bachelor of Engineering and Business Management. He has extensive tutoring experience and is especially skilled when it comes to the Maths curriculum.
Akanksha
VIC University Student (Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine)
Mathematical Methods: Yrs 11-12
Mathematics Advanced: Yr 10
Mathematics: Yrs 7-9
English: Yrs 7-10
Chemistry: Yrs 11-12
At school, future doctor Akanksha was an academic mentor, providing tutoring to younger students. She brings a friendly, supportive attitude to every session.
Joshua
NSW University Student (Bachelor of Computer Science)
Mathematics Advanced: Yrs 10-12
Mathematics Extension 1: Yrs 11-12
Mathematics: Yrs 7-10
An ATAR high achiever, Joshua is currently completing a Bachelor of Computer Science and enjoys helping his students achieve their academic goals.
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