Core Math 2 (Edexcel AS and A level Modular Math)
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1. Algebra and functions
Theory
Page 9
1.1 Simplifying algebraic fractions by division
Theory
Page 10
1.2 Dividing a polynomial by $(x-p)$
Theory
Page 14
1.3 Factorising a polynomial using the factor theorem
Theory
Page 19
1.4 Using the remainder theorem
Theory
Page 22
Chapter 1 summary of key points
Theory
Page 25
2. The sine and cosine rule
Theory
Page 26
2.1 Using the sine rule to find missing sides
Theory
Page 27
2.2 Using the sine rule to find unknown angles
Theory
Page 30
2.3 The rule and finding two solutions for a missing angle
Theory
Page 32
2.4 Using the cosine rule to find an unknown side
Theory
Page 33
2.5 Using the cosine rule to find a missing angle
Theory
Page 36
2.6 Using the sine rule, the cosine rule and Pythagoras’ Theorem
Theory
Page 39
2.7 Calculating the area of a triangle using sine
Theory
Page 41
Chapter 2 summary of key points
Theory
Page 45
3. Exponentials and logarithms
Theory
Page 46
3.1 The function $y=a^x$
Theory
Page 47
3.2 Writing expressions as a logarithm
Theory
Page 49
3.3 Calculating using logarithms to base 10
Theory
Page 50
3.4 Laws of logarithms
Theory
Page 51
3.5 Solving equations of the form $a^x=b$
Theory
Page 53
3.6 Changing the base of logarithms
Theory
Page 55
Chapter 3 summary of key points
Theory
Page 58
4. Coordinate geometry in the $(x,y)$ plane
Theory
Page 59
4.1 The mid-point of a line
Theory
Page 60
4.2 The distance between two points on a line
Theory
Page 68
4.3 The equation of a circle
Theory
Page 71
Chapter 4 summary of key points
Theory
Page 79
Review Exercise 1
Problem
Page 81
5. The binomial expansion
Theory
Page 84
5.1 Pascal’s triangle
Theory
Page 85
5.2 Combinations and factorial notation
Theory
Page 87
5.3 Using $\binom{n}{r}$ in the binomial expansion
Theory
Page 88
5.4 Expanding $(a+bx)^n$ using the binomial expansion
Theory
Page 90
Chapter 5 summary of key points
Theory
Page 94
6. Radian measure and its applications
Theory
Page 95
6.1 Using radians to measure angles
Theory
Page 96
6.2 The length of the arc of a circle
Theory
Page 98
6.3 The area of a sector of a circle
Theory
Page 101
6.4 The area of a segment of a circle
Theory
Page 102
Chapter 6 summary of key points
Theory
Page 109
7. Geometric sequences and series
Theory
Page 110
7.1 Geometric sequences
Theory
Page 111
7.2 Geometric progressions and the $n$th term
Theory
Page 112
7.3 Using geometric sequences to solve problems
Theory
Page 115
7.4 The sum of a geometric series
Theory
Page 117
7.5 The sum to infinity of a geometric series
Theory
Page 120
Chapter 7 summary of key points
Theory
Page 126
8. Graphs of trigonometric functions
Theory
Page 127
8.1 Sine, cosine and tangent functions
Theory
Page 128
8.2 The values of trigonometric functions in the four quadrants
Theory
Page 132
8.3 Exact values and surds for trigonometrical functions
Theory
Page 135
8.4 Graphs of $\sin\theta$, $\cos\theta$ and $\tan\theta$
Theory
Page 136
8.5 Simple transformations of $\sin\theta$, $\cos\theta$ and $\tan\theta$
Theory
Page 139
Chapter 8 summary of key points
Theory
Page 144
Review Exercise 2
Problem
Page 146
9. Differentiation
Theory
Page 149
9.1 Increasing and decreasing functions
Theory
Page 150
9.2 Stationary points, maximum, minimum and points of inflexion
Theory
Page 152
9.3 Using turning points to solve problems
Theory
Page 156
Chapter 9 summary of key points
Theory
Page 161
10. Trigonometrical identities and simple equations
Theory
Page 162
10.1 Simple trigonometrical identities
Theory
Page 163
10.2 Solving simple trigonometrical equations
Theory
Page 168
10.3 Solving equations of the form $\sin(n\theta+a)=k$, $\cos(n\theta+a)=k$ and $\tan(n\theta+a)=k$
Theory
Page 171
10.4 Solving quadratic trigonometrical equations
Theory
Page 173
Chapter 10 summary of key points
Theory
Page 178
11. Integration
Theory
Page 179
11.1 Simple definite integration
Theory
Page 180
11.2 Area under a curve
Theory
Page 182
11.3 Area under a curve that gives negative values
Theory
Page 184
11.4 Area between a straight line and a curve
Theory
Page 187
11.5 The trapezium rule
Theory
Page 192
Chapter 11 summary of key points
Theory
Page 200
Review Exercise 3
Problem
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Practice paper
Test
Page 204
Examination style paper
Test
Page 206
Formulae you need to remember
Theory
Page 208
Lists of symbols and notation
Other
Page 209
Index
Other
Page 212
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