Functions and relations
Set notation and sets of numbers
Identifying and describing relations and functions
Types of functions and implied domains
Sums and products of functions
Composite functions
Inverse functions
Power functions
Coordinate geometry
Linear equations
Linear literal equations and simultaneous linear literal equations
Linear coordinate geometry
The geometry of simultaneous linear equations with two variables
Simultaneous linear equations with more than two variables
Transformations
Translations
Dilations
Reflections
Combinations of transformations
Determining transformations
Using transformations to sketch graphs
Transformations of power functions with positive integer index
Determining the rule for a function from its graph
Polynomial functions
Quadratic functions
Determining the rule for a parabola
The language of polynomials
Division and factorisation of polynomials
The general cubic function
Polynomials of higher degree
Determining the rule for the graph of a polynomial
Solution of literal equations and systems of equations
Exponential and logarithmic functions
Exponential functions
The exponential function f(x)=e^x
Exponential equations
Logarithms
Graphing logarithmic functions
Determining rules for graphs of exponential and logarithmic functions
Solution of exponential equations using logarithms
Inverses
Exponential growth and decay
Circular functions
Defining circular functions: sine, cosine and tangent
Further symmetry properties and the Pythagorean identity
Graphs of sine and cosine
Solution of trigonometric equations
Sketch graphs of y=asinn(t±ε) and y=acosn(t±ε)
Determining rules for graphs of circular functions
The tangent function
General solution of trigonometric equations
Differentiation
The derivative
Rules for differentiation
Differentiating x^n where n is a negative integer
The graph of the derivative function
The chain rule
Differentiating rational powers
Differentiation of e^x
Derivatives of circular functions
The product rule
The quotient rule
Limits and continuity
When is a function differentiable?
The quotient rule with Circular Functions
The product rule with Circular Functions
Applications of differentiation
Tangents and normals
Stationary points
Types of stationary points
Integration
The area under a graph
Antidifferentiation: indefinite integrals
The antiderivative of (ax+b)^r
The antiderivative of e^kx
Discrete random variables and their probability distributions
Sample spaces and probability
Conditional probability and independence
Discrete random variables
Expected value (mean), variance and standard deviation
The binomial distribution
Bernoulli sequences and the binomial probability distribution
The graph, expectation and variance of a binomial distribution
Finding the sample size
Continuous random variables and their probability distributions
Continuous random variables
Mean and median for a continuous random variable
Measures of spread
The normal distribution
The normal distribution
Standardisation and the 68–95–99.7% rule
Solving problems using the normal distribution
The normal approximation to the binomial distribution
Sampling and estimation
Populations and samples
The exact distribution of the sample proportion
Approximating the distribution of the sample proportion
Confidence intervals for the population proportion