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Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1

A complete Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1 pathway aligned directly to the NSW Mathematics Extension 1 2024 syllabus (ME1-12-01 through ME1-12-06): Proof by Mathematical Induction, Introduction to Vectors, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Further Calculus Skills, Further Applications of Calculus, and The Binomial Distribution and Sampling Distribution of the Mean.

All 6 units are now active: Proof by Mathematical Induction, Introduction to Vectors, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Further Calculus Skills, Further Applications of Calculus, and The Binomial Distribution.

Units

7

Active lessons

42

Course type

Mathematics Extension 1

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Proof by Mathematical Induction

4 active lessons

Learn induction structure, divisibility proofs, and inequality proofs using clear base-case and inductive-step reasoning.

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Introduction to Vectors

8 active lessons

Build vector notation, operations, dot products, projections and practical vector applications.

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions

5 active lessons

Study inverse sine, cosine and tangent functions, their restrictions, exact values, graphs and calculus links.

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Further Calculus Skills

5 active lessons

Planned differentiation and integration skills for Extension 1 study.

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Further Applications of Calculus

9 active lessons

Extension 1 calculus applications: related rates, exponential growth and decay, and simple harmonic motion.

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The Binomial Distribution and Sampling Distribution of the Mean

7 active lessons

Bernoulli trials, the binomial distribution B(n,p), expected value and variance, the sampling distribution of the sample mean x̄, and the Central Limit Theorem — covering ME1-12-06 in full.

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Rates of Change and Kinematics (Year 11 Ext 1)

4 active lessons

Year 11 Extension 1 content (ME1-11): use calculus to analyse straight-line motion — find velocity and acceleration by differentiation, and displacement by integration. Retained as a scaffolding entry point for students who need to build fluency before the Year 12 vector and calculus units.

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Part of online learning access

Unit overviews are public previews. Individual lessons use the same online learning access gate as the existing Year 12 Advanced course.