T HE C ITY S CHOOL A DDITIONAL M ATHEMATICS C URRICULUM J ANUARY – M ARCH 2011 Ashar Ali Grade XI January – March 2011.

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T HE C ITY S CHOOL A DDITIONAL M ATHEMATICS C URRICULUM J ANUARY – M ARCH 2011 Ashar Ali Grade XI January – March 2011

A DDITIONAL M ATHEMATICS 4037(11/12) Chapter 07: Functions Chapter 10 : Trigonometry Chapter 11 : Trigonometric Identities Chapter 14 : Binomial Theorem

C HAPTER 07 : F UNCTIONS  Relation between any two variables  Linear and Quadratic Functions  Sketching of the Graphs  Inverse Function  Sketching of the Inverse Function  Composite Function  Absolute Valued Function

C HAPTER 10 : T RIGONOMETRY  Trigonometric Functions Sin x Cos x Tan x  Double Angles  Sketching of y = a (trig function) b x + c  Sketching of Absolute Valued Trigonometric functions.

C HAPTER 11 : T RIGONOMETRIC I DENTITIES Proving the trigonometric ratios by: Sin ²θ + Cos ²θ = Sec ²θ = Tan ²θ 1 + Cosec ²θ = Cot ²θ

C HAPTER 14 : B INOMIAL T HEOREM Arithmetic Expansion. Finding the nth term by

M OCK E XAMINATIONS  Students will be assessed in March 2011 via written examination in form of :  Paper I : 12 Question answers  Paper II : Section A : 6 Questions  Paper II : Section B : 5 Questions out of 6.  Paper I : Duration : 2 Hours  Paper II : Duration : 2 Hours  We look forward to cover the curriculum in the next session ahead with activity based learning,class explanation lectures, written assessments, quizzes and presentations.