Homework Due 26/02/14

Page 550, Ex. 24.2;

# 7, 8, & 9.

Homework Due 17/02/14

From the Past Paper Book:

Topic 13, page 11, question 34.

Homework Due 14/02/14

Page 549, Ex. 24.2;

# 1, 2, & 3

Homework Due Friday, 24/01/2014

Page 530, Ex. 23.4;

# 10 and 12.

Homework Due Friday, 17/01/2014

Page 523-525, Ex. 23.3;

# 7, 8, 11 & 15

Discussion Post for Past Paper Practice

Folks you may post questions by commenting on this post. Please remember to reference exactly which page of what book you're referring to when asking a question.

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Homework Due Friday, 01/11/13

Page 140-143, Misc. Ex. 6;

# 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 14, 16, 18 & 20.

Project: Discovering the Inverse

Your assignment for Wednesday is to express the elements p, q, r, s in terms of the elements a, b, c, d.

Be sure to show all your work and submit it on a seperate piece of paper. 

Homework Due Friday, 25/10/13

Page 104-106, Ex. 6.1;

#1, 2, 6 & 7.

Page 112-116, Ex. 6.2;

# 1, 2 a - c, 3, 4 d-e-f, 5 c-f, 7, 11 & 13. 

Classwork, Test Prep and More...

Folks, your classwork that should be completed over the break is #6, 7, 11 and 12 from Ex. 1.3 of your textbook. As for question number 2, which was cause for much confusion in the classroom, I am posting a link below where you can view the solution.

Solution to question 2, Ex. 1.3

Moreover, you have to study and practice for the following topics in preparation for your test on Wednesday, 23rd October, 2013. 

• Sets
• Kinematics (which includes concepts and skills of integration and differentiation
• Exponential and Logarithmic Equations
•  Linear Law

You can use this post to discuss questions with each other.

Homework Due Friday, 11/10/13

Page 17, Ex. 1.2;

#1, 2, 3, 4 & 5

Homework Due Wednesday, 09/10/13

Page 4, Ex. 1.1A;

All questions.

Also, please do try the Problems of the Week! As add math students, you should be able to solve them easily. 

Homework Due Wednesday, 2/10/13

Page 486-487, Ex. 22.2;

# 3, 4 & 5

Homework Due Monday, 30/09/13

Read pages 481 - 485 of your text book. Take reading notes in your HW journals and study the worked examples closely. Make sure to make any connections with the derivative sketching we did at the end of class. 

Homework Due Wednesday, 25/09/13

Page 478-479, Ex. 22.1;

#4, 6, 7 & 9 

Please do sketch graphs (or use graphmatica to generate them) whereever possible so that you can understand the questions better. 

Homework Due Wednesday, 18/09/13

Page 460, Ex. 21.1;

#10

Homework Due Monday, 16/09/13

Page 458-459, Ex. 21.1;

#3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9

Don't forget that you are supposed to finish questions 1 and 2 in your classwork journals. 

Homework Due Friday, 13/09/13

Page 444, Ex. 20.3; 

#4 & 5

Page 445-446, Ex. 20.4;

#1 a-c-d-h-j, 2 c-d-f, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7

Hint: In the questions in Ex. 20.3, remember your trigonometric identities and try some algebraic manipulations as well.  

Homework Due Monday, 09/09/13

Page 440-441, Ex. 20.2;

#11, 13, 16 & 17. 

Complete number 15 from the same exercise in your class work journals, yet you can post queries on the blog about that question as well. 

Homework Due 4/09/13

Page 434, Ex. 20.1;

#15 c-d-f-h-i, and 6.

Please do these in the order stated. For some of the parts in 15, you'll have to use some algebraic manipulation before proceeding to integrate. In question 6, you'll be getting an opportunity to find the specfic value of the added constant, C, of your anti-derivative.