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Pure Mathematics

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P1 · Pure Mathematics 1 · ⁨Matemática Pura 1⁩
  • Indices, surds and standard form: The power to which a base is raised.
  • Quadratics and inequalities: The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
  • Coordinate geometry and tangents: The change in y divided by the corresponding change in x.
  • Right triangles and non-right triangles: The side opposite the right angle in a right-angled triangle.
  • Radians, identities and trigonometric equations: The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
  • Derivatives and stationary points: The instantaneous rate of change, also the gradient of a tangent.
  • Integrals, area and accumulation: A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
index
The power to which a base is raised.
discriminant
The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
gradient
The change in y divided by the corresponding change in x.
hypotenuse
The side opposite the right angle in a right-angled triangle.
radian
The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
derivative
The instantaneous rate of change, also the gradient of a tangent.
antiderivative
A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
P2 · Pure Mathematics 2 · ⁨Matemática Pura 2⁩
  • Deduction, contradiction and induction: A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
  • Quadratics and inequalities: The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
  • Coordinate geometry and tangents: The change in y divided by the corresponding change in x.
  • Sequences, series and recurrence: The constant multiplier between consecutive terms of a geometric sequence.
  • Binomial expansion and valid approximations: The number of ways to choose a specified number of objects from a set.
  • Exponentials, logarithms and modelling: The time for a decaying quantity to fall to half its initial value.
  • Radians, identities and trigonometric equations: The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
  • Derivatives and stationary points: The instantaneous rate of change, also the gradient of a tangent.
  • Integrals, area and accumulation: A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
  • Root finding and numerical integration: A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
counterexample
A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
discriminant
The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
gradient
The change in y divided by the corresponding change in x.
common ratio
The constant multiplier between consecutive terms of a geometric sequence.
binomial coefficient
The number of ways to choose a specified number of objects from a set.
half-life
The time for a decaying quantity to fall to half its initial value.
radian
The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
derivative
The instantaneous rate of change, also the gradient of a tangent.
antiderivative
A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
iteration
A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
P3 · Pure Mathematics 3 · ⁨Matemática Pura 3⁩
  • Domains, inverses and composition: The set of allowed inputs to a function.
  • Radians, identities and trigonometric equations: The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
  • Exponentials, logarithms and modelling: The time for a decaying quantity to fall to half its initial value.
  • Chain, product, quotient and implicit differentiation: The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
  • Integrals, area and accumulation: A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
  • Root finding and numerical integration: A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
domain
The set of allowed inputs to a function.
radian
The angle subtended by an arc whose length equals the radius.
half-life
The time for a decaying quantity to fall to half its initial value.
chain rule
The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
antiderivative
A function whose derivative equals the given integrand.
iteration
A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
P4 · Pure Mathematics 4 · ⁨Matemática Pura 4⁩
  • Deduction, contradiction and induction: A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
  • Equations, identities and rearrangement: An equality that holds for every allowed value of its variable.
  • Binomial expansion and valid approximations: The number of ways to choose a specified number of objects from a set.
  • Conics, parametric curves and tangent reasoning: A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
  • Chain, product, quotient and implicit differentiation: The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
  • Substitution, parts and partial fractions: An integration method based on the derivative of a product.
  • Differential equations and numerical solutions: A specified value that selects a particular solution from a family.
  • Spatial vectors, lines and angles: A nonzero vector giving the direction of a line.
counterexample
A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
identity
An equality that holds for every allowed value of its variable.
binomial coefficient
The number of ways to choose a specified number of objects from a set.
parametric equation
A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
chain rule
The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
integration by parts
An integration method based on the derivative of a product.
initial condition
A specified value that selects a particular solution from a family.
direction vector
A nonzero vector giving the direction of a line.
FP1 · Further Pure Mathematics 1 · ⁨Matemática Pura 1⁩
  • Complex numbers and roots: The number obtained by reversing the sign of the imaginary part.
  • Conics, parametric curves and tangent reasoning: A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
  • Matrix transformations, inverses and eigenvalues: A scalar that determines whether a square matrix is invertible and, in two dimensions, its signed area factor.
  • Root finding and numerical integration: A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
  • Series, finite differences and Taylor expansions: A polynomial formed from a function's derivatives at a chosen centre.
  • Deduction, contradiction and induction: A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
complex conjugate
The number obtained by reversing the sign of the imaginary part.
parametric equation
A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
determinant
A scalar that determines whether a square matrix is invertible and, in two dimensions, its signed area factor.
iteration
A repeated update in which each new approximation is calculated from the previous one.
Taylor polynomial
A polynomial formed from a function's derivatives at a chosen centre.
counterexample
A single valid case that disproves a universal claim.
FP2 · Further Pure Mathematics 2 · ⁨Matemática Pura 2⁩
  • Quadratics and inequalities: The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
  • Series, finite differences and Taylor expansions: A polynomial formed from a function's derivatives at a chosen centre.
  • Complex numbers and roots: The number obtained by reversing the sign of the imaginary part.
  • Differential equations and numerical solutions: A specified value that selects a particular solution from a family.
  • Second-order linear differential equations: The general solution of the associated homogeneous linear differential equation.
  • Polar curves and area: A position described by distance r and angle θ from a chosen origin and reference ray.
discriminant
The quantity b²-4ac that determines the real roots of ax²+bx+c=0.
Taylor polynomial
A polynomial formed from a function's derivatives at a chosen centre.
complex conjugate
The number obtained by reversing the sign of the imaginary part.
initial condition
A specified value that selects a particular solution from a family.
complementary function
The general solution of the associated homogeneous linear differential equation.
polar coordinate
A position described by distance r and angle θ from a chosen origin and reference ray.
FP3 · Further Pure Mathematics 3 · ⁨Matemática Pura Avançada 3⁩
  • Hyperbolic functions and inverse relations: The function cosh x=(e^x+e^(-x))/2.
  • Conics, parametric curves and tangent reasoning: A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
  • Chain, product, quotient and implicit differentiation: The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
  • Substitution, parts and partial fractions: An integration method based on the derivative of a product.
  • Spatial vectors, lines and angles: A nonzero vector giving the direction of a line.
  • Matrix transformations, inverses and eigenvalues: A scalar that determines whether a square matrix is invertible and, in two dimensions, its signed area factor.
hyperbolic cosine
The function cosh x=(e^x+e^(-x))/2.
parametric equation
A representation in which coordinates are expressed using a common parameter.
chain rule
The rule that multiplies the outer derivative by the inner derivative for a composite function.
integration by parts
An integration method based on the derivative of a product.
direction vector
A nonzero vector giving the direction of a line.
determinant
A scalar that determines whether a square matrix is invertible and, in two dimensions, its signed area factor.

Preparing for this qualification · ⁨Preparação para esta qualificação⁩

  • P1–P4 and FP1 plus either FP2 or FP3 form the six-unit IAL Pure Mathematics award. IAS uses P1,P2,FP1.
  • Each unit is 90 minutes and 75 marks. Applied units do not contribute to this cash-in. Use the IAL formula booklet and permitted calculator.

Teaching coverage still needed · ⁨Cobertura do ensino ainda necessária⁩

  • Official question-bank boundaries, scheme alignment and all objective-level teaching coverage require the recorded review; no practice registry promotion.
  • The authored diagnostic assessments are not full-length qualification mocks.

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