Mathematics Advanced and Extension 1 (2019) booklets
Resource Type: Booklet, Student Booklet
Course work booklets for the new Advanced and Extension 1 (2019) courses in NSW.
Latest version will always be available here.
The showcloze version is the teacher version.
Note: These booklets may include Extension 1 content. For the separate Extension 1 booklets see: Mathematics Extension 1 (2019) booklets.
16 Dec 2023: All updated to latest versions.
26 Oct 2022: All updated to latest versions.
30 March 2021: Updates to MA-F1, MA-F1-2, MA-T1-2, MA-E1, MA-C2-3-4
31 October 2020: All updated to latest versions.
22 January 2019 Edit: 16 December 2023
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- Booklet, Student Booklet
- NSW Mathematics Advanced Stage 6 Syllabus
- Functions, MA-F1 Working with Functions, F1.1 Algebraic techniques, F1.2 Introduction to functions, F1.3 Linear, quadratic and cubic functions, F1.4 Further functions and relations, Calculus, MA-C1 Introduction to Differentiation, C1.1 Gradients of tangents, C1.2 Difference quotients, C1.3: The derivative function and its graph, C1.4 Calculating with derivatives, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, MA-E1 Logarithms and Exponentials, E1.1 Introducing logarithms, E1.2 Logarithmic laws and applications, E1.4: Graphs and applications of exponential and logarithmic functions, Statistical Analysis, MA-S1 Probability and Discrete Probability Distributions, S1.1 Probability and Venn diagrams
Attribution: See page 2 of booklet.
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Thanks, these are excellent resources. I have used some of them and they’re especially helpful when starting out.
Thank you very much Hubert, these resources are very useful especially for the new syllabus topics.
hahaha “Showcloze” was actually a very simple LaTeX ifthen package implementation - the cloze package unfortunately relies on LuaLaTeX which adds an additional layer of complexity over plain vanilla LaTeX 😊
It does require the following packages to be loaded:
\usepackage[normalem]{ulem}
\usepackage{calc} % used by \widthof
———————
\newif\ifShowCloze
\ShowClozefalse
\newcommand{\Cloze}[1]{ %
\ifShowCloze %
\dotuline{\parbox[b]{\widthof{\Huge\textbf{#1}}}{ \vphantom{\vspace{1ex}} \centering %
{\color{red} {\protect #1}} %
}}
%
\else %
\dotuline{\parbox[b]{\widthof{\Huge\textbf{#1}}}{ \vphantom{\vspace{1ex}}\centering %
\hfill
}
}
\fi %
}
The cloze package Hubert is using has a hide and show option, hence the phrase.
https://ctan.org/pkg/cloze?lang=en
Thanks Simon, I am interested in where “showcloze” the term initiated from
Hi Jonathan,
The regular version of the books include blanks for students to complete in some other definitions and other places. So, “showcloze” indicates that the blanks have been filled in.
I feel somewhat silly or naive but, what does “showcloze” actually mean, is it an application or programing command to hide/show information as you progress?