Additional Mathematics for OCR
Published on 27. February 2004
Book
Paperback/Softback
272 pages
978-0-340-86960-4 (ISBN)
Description
Teach with confidence, knowing your students will be fully prepared for their exams, with this detailed textbook that is closely tailored to the specification and has been endorsed by OCR.
Endorsed by OCR for use with the OCR Additional Mathematics specification. This level 3 qualification in Key Stage 4 enables students to study higher level mathematics without having to embark on their AS modules.
- Accessible and concise, written by experienced authors to guide and encourage your higher level students towards success
- Includes an introduction to each topic followed by worked examples with commentaries
- Provides plenty of practice with hundreds of questions
- Ideal for students considering maths at AS/A level, accelerating their progress and aiding their future choices
Table of Contents
1. Algebra I - review
2. Albebra II - techniques
3. Algebra III - polynomials
4. Algebra IV - applications
5. Co-ordinate geometry I
6. Co-ordinate geometry II - applications7. Trigonometry I
8. Trigonometry II - applications
9. Calculus I - differentiation
10. Calculus II - integration
11. Calculus III - applications to kinematics
Endorsed by OCR for use with the OCR Additional Mathematics specification. This level 3 qualification in Key Stage 4 enables students to study higher level mathematics without having to embark on their AS modules.
- Accessible and concise, written by experienced authors to guide and encourage your higher level students towards success
- Includes an introduction to each topic followed by worked examples with commentaries
- Provides plenty of practice with hundreds of questions
- Ideal for students considering maths at AS/A level, accelerating their progress and aiding their future choices
Table of Contents
1. Algebra I - review
2. Albebra II - techniques
3. Algebra III - polynomials
4. Algebra IV - applications
5. Co-ordinate geometry I
6. Co-ordinate geometry II - applications7. Trigonometry I
8. Trigonometry II - applications
9. Calculus I - differentiation
10. Calculus II - integration
11. Calculus III - applications to kinematics
Reviews / Votes
...it contains all the information you'll need for the course as well as a HUGE number of questions for practice and makes it all very interesting. * Amazon reviewer * This is the officially endorsed course text and as such represents the best text book offering for the Additional Maths OCR qualification. It covers all of the topics in a clear fashion and is well presented. However, I would say that it needs more questions for practice and it lacks some of the more challenging, quirky-style of problem which candidates will meet on the examination. Overall it is a good text book but will need to be supplemented with other material (such as the practice book!). -- Mr Stephen Black * Abigail Lambert *More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Hachette Learning
Target group
Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Interest Age: From 14 to 16 years
Illustrations
150 b&w line drawings
Dimensions
Height: 245 mm
Width: 189 mm
Thickness: 11 mm
Weight
597 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-340-86960-4 (9780340869604)
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Val Hanrahan | Andrew Ginty
OCR Level 3 Free Standing Mathematics Qualification: Additional Maths (2nd edition)
Additional Maths (2nd edition)
Book
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Val Hanrahan has been Head of Maths at an Independent school. She has also written several Pure Maths A/AS texts.
Roger Porkess has written and edited books for GCSE, A/AS level and Key Stage 3.
Roger Porkess has written and edited books for GCSE, A/AS level and Key Stage 3.
Content
: 1 Algebra: review
: Linear expressions
: Solving linear equations
: Changing the subject of an equation
: Quadratic expressions
: Solving a quadratic equation that factorises
: Completing the square
: Simultaneous equations
: 2 Algebra: techniques
: Linear inequalities
: Solving quadratic inequalities
: Manipulating algebraic fractions
: Solving equations involving fractions
: Simplifying expressions containing square roots
: 3 Algebra: polynomials
: Operations with polynomials
: The Factor Theorem
: The Remainder Theorem
: 4 Algebra: applications
: The binomial expansion
: The binomial distribution
: 5 Co-ordinate geometry I
: Co-ordinates
: The gradient of a line
: Parallel and perpendicular lines
: The distance between two points
: Midpoint of a line joining two points
: The equation of a straight line
: Drawing a line given its equation
: Finding the equation of a line
: Intersection of two lines
: The circle
: 6 Co-ordinate geometry II, applications
: Inequalities
: Using inequalities for problem solving
: 7 Trigonometry I
: Using trigonometry in right angled triangles
: Trigonometrical functions for angles of any size
: Solving trigonometrical equations
: Identities involving sin?, cos?, and tan?
: The area of a triangle
: The Sine and Cosine rules
: 8 Trigonometry II - Applications
: Applications of the Sine and Cosine rules in 2-D
: Height and distance problems in 3-D
: 3-D problems involving solids
: 9 Calculus I - Differentiation
: Finding the gradient of a curve
: Differentiating by using standard results
: Tangents and normals
: Stationary points
: Curve sketching
: 10 Calculus II - Integration
: Reversing differentiation
: Using integration to find areas
: 11 Calculus III - Applications to kinematics
: Variable acceleration problems
: The formulae for constant acceleration
: Linear expressions
: Solving linear equations
: Changing the subject of an equation
: Quadratic expressions
: Solving a quadratic equation that factorises
: Completing the square
: Simultaneous equations
: 2 Algebra: techniques
: Linear inequalities
: Solving quadratic inequalities
: Manipulating algebraic fractions
: Solving equations involving fractions
: Simplifying expressions containing square roots
: 3 Algebra: polynomials
: Operations with polynomials
: The Factor Theorem
: The Remainder Theorem
: 4 Algebra: applications
: The binomial expansion
: The binomial distribution
: 5 Co-ordinate geometry I
: Co-ordinates
: The gradient of a line
: Parallel and perpendicular lines
: The distance between two points
: Midpoint of a line joining two points
: The equation of a straight line
: Drawing a line given its equation
: Finding the equation of a line
: Intersection of two lines
: The circle
: 6 Co-ordinate geometry II, applications
: Inequalities
: Using inequalities for problem solving
: 7 Trigonometry I
: Using trigonometry in right angled triangles
: Trigonometrical functions for angles of any size
: Solving trigonometrical equations
: Identities involving sin?, cos?, and tan?
: The area of a triangle
: The Sine and Cosine rules
: 8 Trigonometry II - Applications
: Applications of the Sine and Cosine rules in 2-D
: Height and distance problems in 3-D
: 3-D problems involving solids
: 9 Calculus I - Differentiation
: Finding the gradient of a curve
: Differentiating by using standard results
: Tangents and normals
: Stationary points
: Curve sketching
: 10 Calculus II - Integration
: Reversing differentiation
: Using integration to find areas
: 11 Calculus III - Applications to kinematics
: Variable acceleration problems
: The formulae for constant acceleration