Mathematics Applications Units 1&2 for Western Australia (digital)

Cambridge Senior Mathematics for Western Australia has been written specifically to cover the Essential, Applications, Methods and Specialist courses. It combines a proven teaching and learning formula with exceptional exam preparation support and innovative digital capabilities to lead students to success.

This new series includes:

• A brand new resource written specifically for the Mathematics Essential course in Western Australia;
• the best examination preparation support available with extensive revision, language that reflects key terms used in exams, and careful consideration of calculator use. Questions best answered with a CAS calculator are clearly identified for Applications;
• A learning formula for success for EVERY student, including logical topic development with student-friendly language, a wealth of examples and exercises, exam-style questions, and deep enrichment material for Methods and Specialist resources;
• Tools to help students work independently and keep track of their progress, including clear Learning Intentions at the start of a topic paired with a Success Criteria checklist at the end of the chapter for the Mathematics Essential resources;
• Workspaces and self-assessment tools to allow students to easily enter their working and develop responsibility for their learning;
• Demonstration videos of worked examples that allow students to build understanding, consolidate skills, revise or get a head start on class lessons;
• A state-of-the-art Learning Management System, including an Online Teaching Suite for teachers combining task-management tools and testing with a suite of individual student and whole-class reports;
• Additional support for teachers, including an Exam Generator, worked solutions for every question in each course, and downloadable documents for additional exercises, chapter test answers, skillsheets and solutions for assignments.

Learn more at cambridge.edu.au/waseniormaths

Chapter 1 Computation and practical arithmetic 
Chapter 2 Consumer arithmetic 
Chapter 3 Shape and measurement 
Chapter4 Linear and non-linear expressions 
Chapter 5 Matrices 
Chapter 6 Investigating and comparing data distributions 
Chapter 7 The normal distribution 
Chapter 8 Right-angle trigonometry 
Chapter 9 Non-right angle trigonometry 
Chapter 10 Linear graphs and models 
Chapter 11 Simultaneous linear equations

Contents are subject to change prior to publication

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