WEEK 2 SUBJECT: FURTHER MATHEMATICS CLASS: S.S 1 THIRD TERM TOPIC: Data presentation CONTENT: Graphs and charts: Pictogram frequency distribution Bar chart Pie chart Histogram Frequency polygon Cumulative frequency. Data presentation Statistics is a general word for the presentation, study and interpretation of information (usually numerical information or data). Accurate and well-presented statistics can help
WEEK 1 SUBJECT: FURTHER MATHEMATICS CLASS: SS 1 TERM: 3RD TOPIC: LOGICAL REASONING CONTENT: Statements Negation Conditional Statement Bi-conditional Statement The Chain Rule Converse, inverse and contra positive of statement. Antecedent and consequent Connectives for statements including symbols. Logical Reasoning Logic is the science of reasoning, and thinking. It is also means ability to draw
WEEK NINE SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM MAPPING AND FUNCTIONS CONTENT Types of Function Application of Function SUB TOPIC: TYPES OF FUNCTION Inverse Function: The inverse of a function is usually written as -1 meaning it is a mapping from The inverse -1need not be a function. The only occasion where -1 is a
WEEK EIGHT SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM MAPPING AND FUNCTIONS CONTENT Definition OF Mapping and Functions Types of Mapping and function SUB TOPIC: DEFINITION AND PROPERTIES OF MAPPING AND FUNCTION A mapping is a rule which assigns every element in a set A to a distinct element in a set B, given that A
WEEK SIX SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM BINARY OPERATIONS CONTENT Definition of Binary Operation Properties of Binary Operations: Closure, Commutative law, Associative law, Distributive law, Laws of Complementation as in a Set: Identity Elements and Inverse of an Elements Multiplication tables of Binary Operations SUB TOPIC: DEFINITION OF BINARY OPERATIONS A binary of operation is
WEEK FIVE SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM SETS CONTENT: Set operations: Union, Intersection, Complement and number of elements in a set. Venn diagram and Applications up to 3 Set Problem SUB TOPIC: SET OPERATONS UNION OF SETS: The union of set and is the set which consists of elements that are either in or or
WEEK FOUR SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM SETS CONTENTS: Definition of set Set notation methods Types of sets: Null set, Singleton set, Finite and infinite set, Subsets, Universal set and Power set. Law of algebra of sets SUB TOPIC: DEFINITION OF SET A set is a collection of distinct objects, things, objects or numbers. Examples
WEEK THREE SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM SURDS CONTENTS Definition of Surds Rules for manipulating surds Rationalization of the denominator. Equality of surds. Equations in irrational forms SUB TOPIC: DEFINITION OF SURDS Certain numbers can be expressed as ratios of two integers, i. e . Where p and q belong to the set of integers
Further Mathematics SS 1 FIRST TERM WEEK TWO SS1 FURTHER MATHS FIRST TERM LOGARITHMS CONTENTS: Laws of Logarithms Change of Base of Logarithms. Use of Tables (greater than one and less than one). Logarithmic Equations. SUB TOPIC: LAWS OF LOGARITHMS In the last topic indices, we learnt that p = ax , e. g 1000
Further Mathematics SS 1 FIRST TERM WEEK ONE LAWS OF INDICES: CONTENT: Laws of Indices Application of Indices Linear Equations Application of Quadratic Equations LAWS OF INDICES There are laws governing the use of indices. These are useful in other subjects. They are; an x am = an+m Therefore a3 x a3 = a