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Assignment 4 of the Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course that I’m doing at TAFE consisted of questions from the seventh and eighth chapters of the textbook: Probability, and Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. I submitted Assignment 4 to my teacher on 11 October 2021 and I received my marks and feedback from my teacher on 19 October 2021. I got 16.5

Assignment 3 of the Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course that I’m doing at TAFE consisted of questions from the fifth and sixth chapters of the textbook: Further Functions and Introduction to Calculus. I submitted Assignment 3 to my teacher on 15 October 2021 and I received my marks and feedback from my teacher on 19 October 2021. I got 12

Assignment 2 of the Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course that I’m doing at TAFE consisted of questions from the third and fourth chapters of the textbook: Functions and Trigonometry. I submitted Assignment 2 to my teacher on 10 August 2021 and I received my marks and feedback from my teacher on 14 August 2021. I got 31.5 out of 50

Assignment 1 of the Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course that I’m doing at TAFE consisted of questions from the first two chapters of the textbook: Algebraic Techniques, and Equations and Inequalities. I submitted Assignment 1 to my teacher on 17 June 2021 and I received my marks and feedback from my teacher on 24 June 2021. I got 16.5 out

I found the following image below on page 50 of my Year 11 – Advanced textbook (under Exercise 2.01 – Equations). I found it funny because it gives a whole new meaning/perspective on the “glass half empty or half full” expression.

The Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course through TAFE involves students completing five assignments to get their final grade. The marks of assignments 2, 4 and 5 make up the final grade. Assignment 1 consists of questions from the first two chapters of the textbook: Algebraic Techniques, and Equations and Inequalities. Assignment 2 consists of questions from chapters 3-4 of the

The textbook that TAFE uses for their Year 11 Mathematics Advanced course is Maths in Focus – Mathematics Advanced. The textbook is published by Nelson, a Cengage Company. The preface of the textbook states that it has been re-written for the new Mathematics Advanced syllabus (2017). The Mathematics Advanced course is designed for students who intend to study at university,

Now that I have finished the Year 11 – Standard (Pathway 2) course, I’m moving on to the Year 11 – Advanced course. As I haven’t done any advanced mathematics study since Year 8, it will be interesting to find out whether or not I am capable of any senior level advanced mathematics, and if I really am smart enough

I completed the Year 11 Standard Mathematics (Pathway 2) course through TAFE Digital in 2020. My final marks can be found below: As mentioned in a previous blog post, over the last two years, admittedly for some unknown reason, my passion for mathematics has re-emerged. I tried to fulfill this re-emerged passion by buying mathematics books, which included buying Basic Math

The last chapter of the Standard textbook is Driving Safely. While Standard/General Mathematics has always focused on mathematics relevant to day-to-day life, Driving Safely focused on mathematics I never completed when I was in high school. This chapter focused specifically on: One aspect of this chapter I found interesting was the fact that there is a formula that calculates BAC.