WACE Mathematics Methods
Subscribing to ReviseOnline WACE Mathematics Methods course (Units 1&2 and Units 3&4) gives you access to an extensive range of revision material, which can deliver a significant boost to your ATAR score. WACE Mathematics Methods is designed to give the student a better understanding of calculus and statistical analysis. Unit 1&2 in Year 11 covers trigonometry, probability, exponential functions, sequences and differential calculus, while the Year 12 (Units 3&4) course investigates integrals, random variables, logarithmic functions and proportions.
Using only WA Curriculum specific assessment material, students use ReviseOnline to develop skills to more effectively articulate responses and manage time pressure, leading to less stress and higher scores.
Users of ReviseOnline Mathematics Methods will receive:
Course |
Topic tests |
Exam builders |
Full exams |
Year 11 (Unit 1&2) |
18 |
2 |
4 |
Year 12 (Unit 3&4) |
18 |
2 |
4 |
Structure of assessments
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Topic tests - 4 Calculator free (20 marks), 7 Calculator assumed (40 marks). Suggested time 60 min each
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Exam builders - 6 Calculator free (30 marks), 8 Calculator assumed (61 marks). Suggested time 1.5hr each
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Full exams - 8 Calculator free (50 marks), 13 Calculator assumed (96 marks). Suggested time 2.5hr each
Marking keys
Fully worked solutions are provided for each question, clearly showing the breakdown of mark allocations.
Downloadable Supplementary documents are available within each assessment for reference.
Topic areas covered:
Year 11 (Unit 1&2) |
Year 12 (Unit 3&4) |
Anti derivatives |
Application of integration |
AP, GP, growth and decay |
Calculus of the logarithmic function |
Application of derivatives |
Continuous random variables, the normal distribution, sampling and proportions |
Derivatives; computation and properties (incl. rates of change) |
Differentiation; the second derivative, rules and applications |
Functions: linear, polynomials, proportion and inverse proportion & relations |
Discrete random variables, Bernoulli and binomial distributions |
Indices and the index laws and exponential functions |
Exponential functions |
Radians – definition and use |
Integration; indefinite, definite and fundamental theorem |
Sets, probability and counting |
Logarithmic functions |
Trigonometric functions |
Trigonometric functions |