Maths Methods Notes
This content is relevant to the study design ending in 2015. It will be updated in the coming weeks to reflect the new study design, but in the meantime there’s still plenty of relevant content, so have a look around!
General
Units 3 and 4 Videos
Functions & graphs
- Polynomials Introduction
- General Cubic Function
- Sine and Cosine
- Tan
- Exponential Functions
- Logarithmic Functions
- Hybrid and Absolute Value Functions
- Addition of Functions
- Fraction Power Functions
- Integer Power Functions
Algebra
- Algebra Polynomials
- Inverse Functions
- Logarithmic and Exponential Laws
- Compound and Double Angle Formula
- Trigonometric Functions
- Function Notation
- Matrices
- Simultaneous Equations
Calculus
- Differentiation of Power Functions and Exponentials
- Differentiation
- Logarithmic Differentiation
- Trigonometric Differentiation
- Chain Rule
- Product Rule
- Quotient Rule
- Finding the Gradient of a Curve with Differentiation
- Average Rate of Change vs Instantaneous Rate of Change
- Integration
- Integration of Power and Logarithmic Functions
- Integration of Exponential and Trigonometric Functions
- Definite Integrals
- Integration Recap
Probability
- Prior Knowledge
- Probability
- Random Variables - Measure of Centre
- Random Variables - Measure of Variability
- Normal Distribution
- The Binomial Distribution
- Two State Markov Chains
- Steady State Markov Chains
- Continuous Random Variables
- Continuous Random Variables - Measures of Centre
- Continuous Random Variables - Measures of Spread
- Review of Probability
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