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VICTORIAN CURRICULUM

SMITH | SMART | JAMES | MAHONY | LANGSFORD WILLING

JACARANDA

MATHS QUEST VICTORIAN CURRICULUM   THIRD EDITION

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CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS Michael Sheedy | Kahni Burrows | Paul Menta


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Third edition published 2023 by John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd Level 4, 600 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Vic 3000

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Contents About this resource.......................................................................vii Acknowledgements.....................................................................xiv

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3.1 Overview ....................................................... 148 3.2 Solving linear equations and inequations ...... 150 3.3 Solving linear equations with brackets .......... 161 3.4 Solving linear equations with variables on both sides ..................................................... 165 3.5 Solving problems with linear equations ......... 169 3.6 Rearranging formulas ................................... 175 3.7 Review .......................................................... 181 Answers ................................................................. 187

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1.1 Overview ........................................................... 2 1.2 Real numbers ................................................... 4 1.3 Rounding numbers and significant figures ...... 11 1.4 Review of exponent laws ................................ 16 1.5 Raising powers ............................................... 24 1.6 Negative exponents ........................................ 28 1.7 Scientific notation ........................................... 34 1.8 Square roots and cube roots .......................... 41 1.9 Surds (extending) ............................................ 44 1.10 Review ............................................................ 56 Answers ................................................................... 64

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1 Number skills and exponent laws

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4.1 Overview ....................................................... 192 4.2 Ratio and scale ............................................. 195 4.3 Congruent figures ......................................... 204 4.4 Nets, polyhedra and Euler’s formula ............. 212 4.5 Similar figures ............................................... 217 4.6 Area and volume of similar figures ................ 229 4.7 Review .......................................................... 238 Answers ................................................................. 247

2.1 Overview ......................................................... 72 2.2 Using variables ............................................... 74 2.3 Algebra in worded problems ........................... 83 2.4 Simplification of algebraic expressions ........... 88 2.5 Expanding brackets ........................................ 95 2.6 Difference of two squares and perfect squares ......................................................... 104 2.7 Further expansions ....................................... 109 2.8 The highest common factor .......................... 112 2.9 The highest common binomial factor ............ 118 2.10 Solving worded problems ............................. 122 2.11 Review .......................................................... 131 Answers ................................................................. 138

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5 Pythagoras and trigonometry

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5.1 Overview ....................................................... 254 5.2 Pythagoras’ theorem .................................... 258 5.3 Applications of Pythagoras’ theorem ............ 267 5.4 Trigonometric ratios ...................................... 274 5.5 Calculating unknown side lengths ................ 282 5.6 Calculating unknown angles ......................... 291 5.7 Angles of elevation and depression .............. 299 5.8 Review .......................................................... 305 Answers ................................................................. 315

6 Linear and non-linear graphs

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6.1 Overview ....................................................... 322 6.2 Plotting linear graphs .................................... 325 6.3 Features of linear graphs .............................. 331 6.4 The equation of a straight line ....................... 339 6.5 Sketching linear graphs ................................ 348 6.6 Technology and linear graphs ....................... 356 6.7 Practical applications of linear graphs .......... 360 6.8 Midpoint of a line segment and distance between two points ...................................... 365 6.9 Non-linear relations ....................................... 371 6.10 Review .......................................................... 385 Answers ................................................................. 393

Semester review 1

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7 Proportion and rates

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12 Quadratic equations and graphs

7.1 Overview ....................................................... 414 7.2 Direct linear proportion ................................. 416 7.3 Proportionality .............................................. 421 7.4 Introduction to rates ..................................... 426 7.5 Constant and variable rates .......................... 429 7.6 Review .......................................................... 436 Answers ................................................................. 444

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13 Algorithmic thinking 13.1 Overview 13.2 Programs 13.3 Arrays 13.4 Loops 13.5 Set structures 13.6 Sorting algorithms 13.7 The Monte Carlo method 13.8 Review Answers

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9.1 Overview ....................................................... 488 9.2 Absolute, relative and percentage error ........ 492 9.3 Perimeter and circumference ........................ 498 9.4 Area .............................................................. 508 9.5 Area and perimeter of a sector ..................... 518 9.6 Surface area of rectangular and triangular prisms ........................................................... 525 9.7 Surface area of a cylinder ............................. 531 9.8 Volume of prisms and cylinders .................... 536 9.9 Review .......................................................... 549 Answers ................................................................. 559

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8.1 Overview ....................................................... 448 8.2 Salaries and wages ....................................... 451 8.3 Penalty rates ................................................. 455 8.4 Simple interest .............................................. 461 8.5 Compound interest ....................................... 469 8.6 Review .......................................................... 478 Answers ................................................................. 483

9 Measurement

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12.1 Overview ....................................................... 716 12.2 Quadratic equations ..................................... 718 12.3 The Null Factor Law ...................................... 723 12.4 Solving quadratic equations with two terms ............................................................ 727 12.5 Factorising and solving monic quadratic equations ...................................................... 731 12.6 Graphs of quadratic functions ...................... 737 12.7 Sketching parabolas of the form y Ⴝ ax2 ....... 746 12.8 Sketching parabolas of the form y Ⴝ (x Ⴜ h)2 Ⴛ k .............................................. 752 12.9 Sketching parabolas of the form y Ⴝ (x Ⴛ a)(x Ⴛ b) ............................................ 764 12.10 Applications .................................................. 768 12.11 Review .......................................................... 774 Answers ................................................................. 783

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10.1 Overview ....................................................... 566 10.2 Theoretical probability .................................. 572 10.3 Experimental probability ............................... 579 10.4 Venn diagrams and two-way tables .............. 588 10.5 Compound events ........................................ 605 10.6 Review .......................................................... 618 Answers ................................................................. 625

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11.1 Overview ....................................................... 634 11.2 Collecting data ............................................. 638 11.3 Organising data ............................................ 647 11.4 Displaying data ............................................. 657 11.5 Measures of centre ....................................... 672 11.6 Measures of spread ...................................... 688 11.7 Review .......................................................... 697 Answers ................................................................. 703

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Algorithms and pseudocode (Optional) ............................ 810 Glossary ............................................................................... 833 Index ..................................................................................... 840


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eWorkbook

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Go online to complete practice NAPLAN tests. There are 6 NAPLAN-style question sets available to help you prepare for this important event. They are also useful for practising your Mathematics skills in general.

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