Cambridge International AS and A Level Mathematics Pure Mathematics 1

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quadratic equations 12–18
completing the square 21–2
graphical solution 20–1, 229–33
that cannot be factorised 20–2
quadratic factorisation 13–17
quadratic formula 25–7
quadratic inequalities 35
quadratic polynomial, curve and
stationary point 64–5
quartic equation, rewriting as a
quadratic 17–18
quartic polynomial, curve and
stationary points 64–5

radians 235, 237
range, of a mapping 106
real numbers 27, 107, 108, 115
reflections, of trigonometrical
functions 246
reverse chain rule 203–6
roots
of a quadratic equation 17
real 26, 27, 28
rotational solids 209–11

Sawyer, W.W. 138
scalar, definition 254
scalar product (dot product) 271–4
second derivative 154–8
sectors of a circle, properties
239–41
selections 102
sequences
definition and notation 76
infinite 76
series
convergent 88, 89
definition 76
divergent 89
infinite 76
simplification 1
simultaneous equations 29–33
graphical solution 31
linear 30–1
non-linear 32
substitution 31
sine rule 240
sine (sin) 217, 223
graphs 226–7

sketching co-ordinates 39
snowflakes 94
speed of an oscillating point,
formula 11
square
completing 21–4
perfect 16
square root
of –1 27
of a negative number 27
stationary points 63–4
using the second derivative
154–8
see also maximum and minimum
points
straight line see line
stretches, one-way, of
trigonometrical functions
246–7
substitution, in simultaneous
equations 31, 32
subtraction, of vectors 264–5
sum
of binomial coefficients 102
of a sequence 76
of the terms of an arithmetic
progression 79–81
of the terms of a geometric
progression 86–90
summation
of a series 76
symbol 102
symmetry, of binomial coefficients
101

tangent
equation 140
to a curve 123, 126, 140
tangent (tan) 217, 223
graph 228
terms
collecting 1
like and unlike 1
of a sequence 76
translations, of trigonometrical
functions 244–5
trapezium, area 10

triangle
properties 59
see also Pascal’s triangle
trigonometrical functions 217–19
for angles of any size 222
inverse 229
transformations 244–52
turning points of a graph 63
see also stationary points

unit vectors 255, 258, 267–8

variables 6
vector product 273
vectors
adding 263–4
angle between 271–2, 273–5
calculations 262–70
components 255
definition 254
equal 259
length 260–1
magnitude–direction (polar) form
254–7
modulus 256
multiplying by a scalar 262
negative of 262–3
notation 254–6
perpendicular 272
in representation of geometrical
figures 265–7
scalar product (dot product)
271–4
subtracting 264–5
in three dimensions 258–62,
274–5
in two dimensions 254–7
see also unit vector
vertex, of a parabola 22, 23
volume
finding by integration 208–14
of rotation 209

Wallis’s rule 129, 130

Yang Hui 96
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