Welcome to Form 3 Mathematics! Get ready to embark on an exciting adventure in the world of numbers and problem-solving. This course will lay the foundation for your future mathematical endeavors, equipping you with essential skills and knowledge. Through interactive lessons, engaging activities, and practice exercises, you'll develop your logical thinking, computational fluency, and problem-solving abilities.
What are numbers/numerals and types
Numbers(types)
Egyptian Numerals
Roman Numerals
What are natural numbers (counting numbers)
Writing numbers from words to figures
Writing numbers from figures to word
Representation of the set of natural numbers
Elements in the set of natural numbers
Uses of counting numbers
Symbols of =, ≠< and >
Powers and exponents
Order of operation in ℕ-Meaning of BODMAS
Use of BODMAS in an example 1(BO)
Use of BODMAS in an example 2(DM)
Use of BODMAS in an example 3(AS)
Use of BODMAS in an example 4(BODMAS)
Operations in ℕ(addition)
Operations in ℕ(multiplication)
Operations in ℕ(zero)
Operations in ℕ(division)
What is a set of integers and its symbol
Multiplication and division as inverse operation
Number line of integers and how is read
Real-world examples of integer
Subtraction of integers with a number line
Addition of integers with a number line
Addition and subtraction of integers
Adding integers without a number line (additive inverse)
Adding integers without a number line (different signs)
Adding integers without a number line (same signs)
Multiplication of integers (same sign)
Multiplication of integers (different sign)
Division of integers (same sign)
Division of integers (different sign)
Multiplication and division of integers
Historical time; 12 hours and 24-hour system
The time zones in the world
Units of measuring time
Temperature, Units of measuring temperature
Whole number power (exponential form)
Laws of indices (n1 =n)
Laws of indices (product rule)
Laws of indices (power rule)
Laws of indices (quotient rule)
Negative and zero exponents
Estimating and rounding whole numbers
Rounding and estimating decimals (round up)
Rounding and estimating decimals (round down)
Precision and significant digits
Scientific notation
Square roots
Cube roots
Elementary sequence
Fibonacci sequence
The set of rational numbers and operations (expressed as a rational number)
The set of rational numbers and operations (add opposite)
The set of rational numbers and operations (simplify)
The set of rational numbers and operations (evaluate long division)
Direct variation
Inverse variation
Profit and loss (profit)
Profit and loss (loss)
Problem application (gain or loss percent)
Problem application (simple interest)
Problem application (currency exchange)
Difference between rational and irrational numbers (real numbers)
Graphing set of numbers on a real number line
Intervals in R (closed interval)
Intervals in R (open interval)
Half open and half close interval
Adding and Subtracting integers
Adding and subtracting integers (associative properties)
Multiplying and Dividing integers
Multiplying and dividing integers (rule of BODMAS)
Parallel and coplanar lines
Distance in the coordinate plane
Mediator - horizontal or vertical distance between two points Angles
Supplementary angles
Interior and exterior angles
Alternate Interior and Exterior (Z Angles)
Angles at a Point
Angle of a triangle
Congruent triangle
Side-angle-side postulate
Three Kinds of Numbers
Number Line
Addition and Subtraction of Directed Numbers (addition on the number line)
Addition and Subtraction of Directed Numbers (subtraction on the number line)
Addition Without the Number Line
Subtraction without the number line
Multiplication of directed numbers
Division of directed numbers
Order of operations
Vulgar fractions
Equivalent fractions
Adding fractions
Subtracting fractions
Multiplication of fractions
Division of fractions
More practice with fractions
Decimal fractions
Converting fractions
Adding and subtracting decimals
Multiplication and division by powers of ten
Multiplication of decimals
Division of decimals
More practice with decimals
Percentages (percentages and vulgar fractions)
Percentages and decimals
Percentage relations
Percentage change
Profit and loss
Calculating cost price
Simple interest
Finite and infinite sets; universal set, null set, singleton set
Cardinality of finite sets
Subsets
Intersection and union of sets
Subsets and Complement of a set
Equal and Equivalent Sets
Power set with finite set of cardinality not more than 3
Venn Diagrams
indices
The Power Zero
Roots
Negative Indices
Operations with Indices
Fractional Indices
Logarithms
Common Logarithms
Operations with Logarithms
Introduction to circle theorems
Introduction to Circles and Parts of Circles
The Area of a Segment
The Area of Sector
The Circumference of a Circle
the unit vector in the direction of a given vector
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