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NSW HSC Mathematics Standard

HSC · NESAMathematics Standard515 cards

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Flashcards for the NSW Mathematics Standard 11–12 Syllabus (2024), examined from the 2027 HSC, split into Algebra, Measurement, Financial Mathematics, Statistical Analysis and Networks, then by topic in Year 11 and Year 12 order. Cards that only apply to the Year 12 Mathematics Standard 2 pathway say so; a Mathematics Standard 1 student can suspend those.

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What is inside (30 subdecks)

  • 1. Algebra90 cards
    • 1. Formulas and equations (Year 11)32 cards
    • 2. Linear relationships (Year 11)23 cards
    • 3. Algebraic relationships (Year 12)35 cards
      • Exponential relationships8 cards
      • Quadratic relationships10 cards
      • Reciprocal relationships7 cards
      • Simultaneous equations and modelling10 cards
  • 2. Measurement111 cards
    • 1. Applications of measurement (Year 11)45 cards
    • 2. Time and location (Year 11)16 cards
    • 3. Right-angled and non-right-angled trigonometry (Year 12)25 cards
    • 4. Ratios and rates (Year 12)25 cards
  • 3. Financial Mathematics109 cards
    • 1. Earning money (Year 11)23 cards
    • 2. Managing money (Year 11)26 cards
    • 3. Investment (Year 12)20 cards
    • 4. Depreciation (Year 12)11 cards
    • 5. Loans and credit cards (Year 12)17 cards
    • 6. Annuities (Year 12)12 cards
  • 4. Statistical Analysis141 cards
    • 1. Collecting and classifying data (Year 11)29 cards
    • 2. Displaying and describing data (Year 11)50 cards
    • 3. Bivariate data analysis (Year 12)22 cards
    • 4. Relative frequency and probability (Year 12)23 cards
    • 5. The normal distribution (Year 12)17 cards
  • 5. Networks64 cards
    • 1. Networks, paths and trees (Year 11)28 cards
    • 2. Network flow (Year 12)18 cards
    • 3. Critical path analysis (Year 12)18 cards

Some of its cards

  • On a straight-line graph, what does the gradient measure?
    How much the yy-value changes for each unit increase in xx
  • What is an annuity?
    An investment account with regular, equal contributions and interest compounding each period, or a lump sum from which regular, equal withdrawals are made
  • The straight-line method of depreciation is [...].
    The straight-line method of depreciation is S=V0−DnS = V_0 - Dn.
  • What range of values can a probability take?
    From 0 (impossible) to 1 (certain)
  • An item costs 80 dollars and its price increases by 15%. Find the new price.
    92 dollars
  • What is the general form of a reciprocal relationship representing inverse variation?
    y=kxy = \dfrac{k}{x}, where kk is the constant of variation
  • What three values identify a location on the Earth's surface?
    Latitude, longitude and (where needed) position coordinates on a map or grid
  • What is the first step of a statistical investigation, before data is collected?
    Identifying an issue and posing a question to a targeted population
  • Source (in a network flow problem)
    The vertex where flow begins, such as a factory or a reservoir
  • What is the difference between one-variable data and bivariate data?
    One-variable data records a single variable for each subject; bivariate data records two variables for each subject, so their relationship can be studied

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