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Cambridge Senior Mathematics for Queensland combines a proven teaching and learning formula with innovative digital capabilities to explicitly support the implementation of the new maths syllabuses across Units 1&2 in 2019 and Units 3&4 in 2020 to lead students towards success in their new internal and external assessments.

The proven teaching and learning formula combines logical and manageable topic development, graded questions, linked, step-by-step worked examples, key point summaries and exam-style questions in an uncluttered layout that is easy to follow.
Written explicitly to cover the content and spirit of the new Queensland syllabus, directed by Queensland consultants, Cambridge Senior Mathematics for Queenslandincludes scaffolded and unscaffolded problem-solving and modelling tasks and investigations, Degree-of-Difficulty categorisation alongside every question, practice for Queensland assessment and use on cognitive verbs that students must master.
Problem-solving and modelling questions and investigations allow students to solve mathematical problems and gain strategic competence in real-world contexts.
Cambridge Senior Mathematics has been created by an author team with unrivalled expertise in writing examples and problems to prepare students for external assessment.
Our authors also have proven experience interpreting the Australian Curriculum, including Michael Evans, Peter Jones and David Greenwood, as well as consultation from Chicri Maksoud, Ray Minns, Trevor Redmond and Steve Sisson.

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Title, preliminary pages and answers updated 29 January 2019.

Full PDF Textbook

Complete textbook [52.2Mb]

PDF Textbook chapters

Preliminary pages [PDF 4.6Mb]
Chapter 1: Reviewing linear equations [PDF 1.9Mb]
Chapter 2: Coordinate geometry and linear relations [PDF 1.2Mb]
Chapter 3: Quadratics [PDF 2.7Mb]
Chapter 4: Arithmetic sequences [PDF 1.6Mb]
Chapter 5: A gallery of graphs [PDF 3.05Mb]
Chapter 6: Variation [PDF 2.2Mb]
Chapter 7: Functions, relations and transformations [PDF 3.9Mb]
Chapter 8: Polynomials [PDF 3.2Mb]
Chapter 9: Revision of Chapters 28 [PDF 1.5Mb]
Chapter 10: Probability [PDF 1.5Mb]
Chapter 11: Counting methods and binomial expansions [PDF 1.7Mb]
Chapter 12: Revision of Chapters 1011 [PDF 1.0Mb]
Chapter 13: Exponential functions and logarithms [PDF 3.4Mb]
Chapter 14: Geometric sequences [PDF 1.4Mb]
Chapter 15: Trigonometric functions [PDF 3.5Mb]
Chapter 16: Revision of Chapters 1315
Chapter 17: Rates of change [PDF 1.1Mb]
Chapter 18: Differentiation of polynomials [PDF 4.4Mb]
Chapter 19: Applications of differentiation of polynomials [PDF 2.6Mb]
Chapter 20: Further differentiation [PDF 13.9Mb]
Chapter 21: Revision of Chapters 1720 [PDF 4.5Mb]
Chapter 22: Discrete probability distributions [PDF 1.1Mb]
Chapter 23: Revision of Chapters 122 [PDF 3.3Mb]
Glossary [PDF 0.9Mb]
Answers [PDF 1.4Mb]

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