Module 2
Chapter 0 Bridge Chapter
| Section |
0.1 Rational Indices |
0.2 Logarithms |
0.3 Factorials |
0.4 ∑ Notation
A. Using ‘∑’Notation
B. Properties of ‘∑’ |
Chapter 1 Surds, Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem
| Section |
1.1 Surds |
1.2 Mathematical Induction
A. Principle of Mathematical Induction
B. Application to Proofs of Summation Formulae for Series
C. Proofs of Divisibility |
1.3 Binomial Theorem
A. Pascal’s Triangle
B. Binomial Theorem
C. Proof of Binomial Theorem |
Chapter 2 More about Trigonometric Functions
| Section |
2.1 Radian Measure
A. Concept of Radian Measure
B. Arc Length and Area of Sector |
2.2 The Six Trigonometric Functions
A. Reciprocals of the Basic Trigonometric Ratios
B. Using a Calculator to Find the Values of the Six Trigonometric Ratios
C. Graphs of the Six Trigonometric Functions |
2.3 Trigonometric Identities |
2.4 Trigonometric Formulae
A. Compound Angle Formulae
B. Double Angle Formulae
C. Sum and Product Formulae |
Chapter 3 Limits and the Number e
| Section |
3.0 Review |
3.1 Limit of a Sequence
A. Basic Concept of the Limit of a Sequence
B. The Limit of a Special Sequence: the Number e
C. Natural Logarithm |
3.2 Continuous and Discontinuous Functions
A. Basic Concept
B. Graphs of Continuous and Discontinuous Functions
C. Some Special Continuous and Discontinuous Functions |
3.3 Theorems on Limits
A. Limit of a Function at a Certain Value
B. More on Finding the Limits of Functions
C. Two Important Limits |
3.4 Limit of a Function at Infinity
A. Basic Concept and Theorem
B. Limits of Composite Functions |
Chapter 4 Differentiation
| Section |
4.1 Derivative of a Function
A. Slope of a Curve
B. Concept of Derivatives
C. Finding Derivatives from First Principles |
4.2 Basic Rules of Differentiation
A. Constant Rule
B. Power Rule
C. Constant Factor Rule
D. Sum Rule and Difference Rule
E. Product Rule
F. Quotient Rule
G. Chain Rule |
4.3 More about Differentiation of Functions
A. Trigonometric Functions
B. Exponential Functions
C. Logarithmic Functions |
4.4 Implicit Differentiation
A. Implicit Functions
B. Logarithmic Differentiation |
4.5 Second Derivatives |
Chapter 5 Applications of Differentiation
| Section |
5.0 Review |
5.1 Tangents and Normals
A. Tangent at a Point
B. Normal at a Point |
5.2 Maxima and Minima
A. The Concept of Maxima and Minima
B. First Derivative Test
C. Second Derivative Test |
5.3 Graph Sketching of Rational Functions
A. Symmetry in the Graphs of Even and Odd Functions
B. Asymptotes
C. Graph Sketching |
5.4 Applications of Differentiation to Practical Problems
A. Problems Related to Rates of Change
B. Problems on Maximization and Minimization |
Chapter 6 Indefinite Integration
| Section |
6.1 Concept of Indefinite Integration |
6.2 Basic Rules and Properties of Integration
A. Power Rule
B. Properties of Indefinite Integrals |
6.3 More Integration Formulae
A. Integration of
B. Integration of Exponential Functions
C. Integration of Trigonometric Functions |
6.4 Applications of Indefinite Integration
A. Geometrical Applications
B. Physical Applications |
6.5 Integration by Substitution |
6.6 Integration Techniques Involving Trigonometric Functions
A. Integration Involving Product of Sine and Cosine
B. Integration Involving Powers of Trigonometric Functions
C. Trigonometric Substitution |
6.7 Integration by Parts |
Chapter 7 Definite Integration
| Section |
7.0 Review |
7.1 The Concept of Definite Integration
A. Definite Integral as the Limit of a Sum
B. Properties of Definite Integrals |
7.2 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus |
7.3 Integration by Substitution |
7.4 Integration by Parts |
7.5 Other Properties of Definite Integrals
A. Definite Integrals of Odd Functions and Even Functions
B. Definite Integrals of Periodic Functions |
Chapter 8 Applications of Definite Integration
| Section |
8.0 Review |
8.1 Areas of Plane Figures
A. Area between a Curve and the x-axis
B. Area between a Curve and the y-axis
C. Area between Two Curves |
8.2 Volumes of Solids of Revolution
A. Solids of Revolution
B. Disc Method
C. Shell Method
D. Revolution about Lines Parallel to a Coordinate Axis |
Chapter 9 Matrices and Determinants
| Section |
9.1 Concept and Basic Operations of Matrices
A. Concept of Matrices
B. Basic Operations of Matrices |
9.2 Multiplication of Matrices
A. Concept of Matrix Multiplication
B. Finding the Product of Matrices
C. Properties of Matrix Multiplication |
9.3 Determinants
A. Concept of Determinants
B. Expanding a Determinant
C. Properties of Determinants |
9.4 Inverse of a Matrix
A. Concept of the Inverse of a Matrix
B. The Adjoint Method to Find the Inverse of a Matrix
C. Properties of Inverses of Matrices |
Chapter 10 Systems of Linear Equations
| Section |
10.0 Review |
10.1 Solving Systems of Linear Equations
A. Introduction
B. System of Linear Equations of Order 2
C. System of Linear Equations of Order 3
D. Gaussian Elimination |
10.2 General Solution of a System of Linear Equations
A. Number of Solutions of a System of Linear Equations
B. General Solution of a System of Linear Equations of Order 2
C. General Solution of a System of Linear Equations of Order 3 |
10.3 System of Homogeneous Linear Equations |
Chapter 11 Introduction to Vectors
| Section |
11.0 Review |
11.1 Concept of Vectors
A. Scalars and Vectors
B. Geometrical Representation of Vectors
C. Equality of Vectors
D. Negative Vector
E. Zero Vector |
11.2 Basic Operations of Vectors
A. Addition of Vectors
B. Subtraction of Vectors
C. Scalar Multiplication of Vectors |
11.3 Position Vectors
A. Concept of Position Vectors
B. Section Formula for Vectors |
11.4 Representation of Vectors in the Rectangular Coordinate System
A. Representation of Vectors in a Plane
B. Representation of Vectors in Space |
11.5 Applications of Vectors
A. Parallelism
B. Division of a Line Segment |
Chapter 12 Scalar Products and Vector Products
| Section |
12.1 Scalar Products
A. Definition of Scalar Product
B. Scalar Products of Vectors in R3
C. Properties of Scalar Products
D. Applications of Scalar Products |
12.2 Vector Products
A. Definition of Vector Product
B. Properties of Vector Products
C. Vector Products of Vectors in R3
D. Applications of Vector Products |
12.3 Scalar Triple Products |
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