IAL MATHEMATICS MAPPING

SMA PELITA CEMERLANG PONTIANAK

Subject : Mathematics
Class : Y11 Science
Total JP per week : 9 JP
Teacher : Resti Julia Susanti S. Mat

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1st SEMESTER
Time
Unit Resource Chapter Sub-chapter
allocation
1 Further Pure Math 1 5. Matrices 5.1 Introduction to matrices
5.2 Matrix multiplication
5.3 Determinants
5.4 Inverting a 2 ×2 matrix
6. Transformations using 6.1 Linear transformations in two
matrices dimensions
6.2 Reflections and rotations
6.3 Enlargements and stretches
 6.4 Successive transformations
6.5 The inverse of a linear transformation
Further Pure Math 3 6. Further matrix algebra 6.1 Transposing a matrix
6.2 The determinant of a 3 ×3 matrix
6.3 The inverse of 3 ×3 matrix where it
exists
2 Pure Mathematics 1 1. Algebraic and function 1.1 Index laws
1.2 Expanding brackets
1.3 Factorizing
1.4 Negative fractional and indices
1.5 Surds
1.6 Rationalizing denominators
Further Pure Mathematics 1 2. Roots of quadratics 2.1 Roots of a quadratic equation
equation
4. Graphs and transformations 4.1 Cubic graphs
4.2 Reciprocal graphs
4.3 Points of intersection
4.4 Translating graphs
4.5 Stretching graphs
4.6 Transforming functions
3 Pure Mathematics 2 1. Algebraic methods 1.1 Algebraic fractions
1.2 Dividing polynomials
1.3 The factor theorem
1.4 The remainder theorem
Pure Mathematics 3 1. Algebraic methods 1.1 Arithmetic operations with algebraic
functions
1.2 Improper fractions
4 2. Functions and graphs 2.1 The modulus functions
2.2 Functions and mapping
 2.3 Composite functions
2.4 Inverse functions
2.5 y=¿ f ( x ) ∨¿ and y=f (|x|)
5 Pure Mathematics 3 4. Trigonometric addition 4.1 Addition formulae
formulae 4.2 Using the angle addition formulae
4.3 Double-angle formulae
4.4 Solving trigonometric equation
4.5 Simplifying a cos x ± b sin x
4.6 Proofing trigonometric identities
2nd Semester
Time
Unit Resource Chapter Sub-chapter
allocation
6 Pure Mathematics 2 2. Coordinate geometry in 2.1 Midpoints and perpendicular bisector
( x , y ) plane 2.2 Equation of a circle
2.3 Intersections of straight lines and
circles
2.4 Use tangent and chord properties
2.5 Circles and triangles
Pure Mathematics 4 3. Coordinate geometry in 3.1 Parametric equations
( x , y ) plane 3.2 Using trigonometric identities
3.3 Curve sketching
7 Pure Mathematics 4 2. Partial fractions 2.1 Partial fractions
2.2 Repeated factors
2.3 Improper fractions
8 Pure Mathematics 2 4. The binomial expansion 4.1 Pascal triangle
4.2 Factorial notation
4.3 The binomial expansion
4.4 Solving binomial problem
 4.5 Binomial estimation
Pure Mathematics 2 4. Binomial expansion 4.1 Expanding ( 1+ x )n
4.2 Expanding ( a+ bx )n
4.3 Using partial fractions
9 Esis Limit
Pure Mathematics 1 8. Differentiation 8.1 Gradients of curves
8.2 Finding the derivative
8.3 Differentiating x n
8.4 Differentiating quadratics
8.5 Differentiating functions with two or
more terms
8.6 Gradients, tangent and normal
8.7 Second order derivatives
Pure Mathematics 2 7. Differentiation 7.1 Increasing and decreasing functions
7.2 Stationary points
7.3 Sketching gradients functions
7.4 Modelling with differentiation
Pure Mathematics 3 6. Differentiation 6.1 Differentiating sin x and cos x
6.2 Differentiating exponential and
logarithms
6.3 The chain rules
6.4 The product rules
6.5 The quotient rules
6.6 Differentiating trigonometric functions
Pure Mathematics 4 5. Differentiation 5.1 Parametric differentiation
5.2 Implicit differentiation
5.3 Rates of changes
10 Pure Mathematics 4 1. Proof 1.1 Proof by contradiction