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C1.1 Types of number C1.2 Sets C1.3 Powers and roots C1.4 Fractions, decimals and percentages C1.5 Ordering C1.6 The four operations C1.7 Indices I C1.8 Standard form C1.9 Estimation C1.10 Limits of accuracy C1.11 Ratio and proportion C1.12 Rates C1.13 Percentages C1.14 Using a calculator C1.15 Time C1.16 Money E1.1 Types of number E1.2 Sets E1.3 Powers and roots E1.4 Fractions, decimals and percentages E1.5 Ordering E1.6 The four operations E1.7 Indices I E1.8 Standard form E1.9 Estimation E1.10 Limits of accuracy E1.11 Ratio and proportion E1.12 Rates E1.13 Percentages E1.14 Using a calculator E1.15 Time E1.16 Money E1.17 Exponential growth and decay E1.18 Surds

2 Algebra and graphs 0 / 11

C2.1 Introduction to algebra C2.2 Algebraic manipulation C2.4 Indices II C2.5 Equations C2.6 Inequalities C2.7 Sequences C2.9 Graphs in practical situations C2.10 Graphs of functions C2.11 Sketching curves E2.1 Introduction to algebra E2.2 Algebraic manipulation E2.3 Algebraic fractions E2.4 Indices II E2.5 Equations E2.6 Inequalities E2.7 Sequences E2.8 Proportion E2.9 Graphs in practical situations E2.10 Graphs of functions E2.11 Sketching curves E2.12 Differentiation E2.13 Functions

3 Coordinate geometry 0 / 5

C3.1 Coordinates C3.2 Drawing linear graphs C3.3 Gradient of linear graphs C3.5 Equations of linear graphs C3.6 Parallel lines E3.1 Coordinates E3.2 Drawing linear graphs E3.3 Gradient of linear graphs E3.4 Length and midpoint E3.5 Equations of linear graphs E3.6 Parallel lines E3.7 Perpendicular lines

4 Geometry 0 / 7

C4.1.1 Lines, angles, triangles and quadrilaterals C4.1.2 Circles — parts and theorems C4.2 Geometrical constructions C4.3 Scale drawings C4.4 Similarity C4.5 Symmetry C4.6.1 Angle facts, parallel lines and polygons C4.6.2 Bearings C4.7 Circle theorems E4.1.1 Lines, angles, triangles and quadrilaterals E4.1.2 Circles — parts and theorems E4.2 Geometrical constructions E4.3 Scale drawings E4.4 Similarity E4.5 Symmetry E4.6.1 Angle facts, parallel lines and polygons E4.6.2 Bearings E4.7 Circle theorems I E4.8 Circle theorems II

5 Mensuration 0 / 5

C5.1 Units of measure C5.2 Area and perimeter C5.3 Circles, arcs and sectors C5.4 Surface area and volume C5.5 Compound shapes and parts of shapes E5.1 Units of measure E5.2 Area and perimeter E5.3 Circles, arcs and sectors E5.4 Surface area and volume E5.5 Compound shapes and parts of shapes

6 Trigonometry 0 / 5

C6.1 Pythagoras’ theorem C6.2 Right-angled triangles E6.1 Pythagoras’ theorem E6.2 Right-angled triangles E6.3 Exact trigonometric values E6.4 Trigonometric functions E6.5 Non-right-angled triangles E6.6 Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry in 3D

7 Transformations and vectors 0 / 3

C7.1 Transformations E7.1 Transformations E7.2 Vectors in two dimensions E7.3 Magnitude of a vector E7.4 Vector geometry

8 Probability 0 / 4

C8.1 Introduction to probability C8.2 Relative and expected frequencies C8.3 Probability of combined events E8.1 Introduction to probability E8.2 Relative and expected frequencies E8.3 Probability of combined events E8.4 Conditional probability

9 Statistics 0 / 7

C9.1 Classifying statistical data C9.2 Interpreting statistical data C9.3 Averages and range C9.4 Statistical charts and diagrams C9.5 Scatter diagrams E9.1 Classifying statistical data E9.2 Interpreting statistical data E9.3.1 Averages and range E9.3.2 Spread and grouped data E9.4 Statistical charts and diagrams E9.5 Scatter diagrams E9.6 Cumulative frequency diagrams E9.7 Histograms