Exercise Solutions Available
Step-by-step answers for all textbook questions in this chapter
Drill Rules
1. Do not look at the formula sheet during the first attempt. 2. Write answers in one line where possible. 3. Mark every forgotten formula. 4. Reattempt the same drill after two days.
Formula Recall
- Write the nth term formula of an AP.
- Write the sum formula of an AP.
- Write the quadratic formula.
- Write the discriminant of a quadratic equation.
- Write the distance formula.
- Write the midpoint formula.
- Write the slope formula.
- Write the probability formula.
Definitions
- Define ordered pair.
- Define domain.
- Define range.
- Define function.
- Define arithmetic progression.
- Define probability.
- Define mean.
Direct Substitution Practice
- If
a = 3,d = 2, find the 5th term of the AP. - Find the midpoint of
(2, 4)and(6, 8). - Find the slope of the line joining
(1, 2)and(3, 6). - Find the probability of getting a head when a coin is tossed once.
- Find the volume of a cylinder with radius
rand heighth.
Graph and Geometry Quick Checks
- What does the x-coordinate represent?
- What does the y-coordinate represent?
- What is the condition for a relation to be a function?
- What should be written before a geometry proof?
- Why should construction arcs be visible?
Correction Method
| Score | Next Action |
|---|---|
| 25/25 | Move to two-mark sums. |
| 18 to 24 | Revise missed formulae and reattempt. |
| Below 18 | Rewrite formula sheet and solve basic examples. |
Revision Checklist
- Formulae recalled without seeing
- Definitions written in clear words
- Direct substitutions completed
- Weak formulae marked
- Drill reattempted after two days
Frequently Asked Questions
Use it during the final month and before model papers to sharpen formula recall and direct answers.
