GRADE 10 YEARLY OVERVIEW 2016-2017
Math Semester 1
International
Statistics
(4 weeks) August
5 A Statistical graphs
5 B Graphs which compare
data
5 C Using technology to graph
data
13 A Variables used in
statistics
13 B Organising and describing
discrete data
13 C The centre of a discrete
data set
13 D Measuring the spread of
a 29 A The unit circle
discrete data set
13 E Data in frequency tables
13 F Grouped discrete data
13 G Statistics from
technology
17 A The mean of continuous
data
17 B Histograms
17 C Cumulative frequency
Algebra and Vectors
(4 weeks) September
7 A Formula substitution
7 B Formula rearrangement
7 C Formula derivation
7 D More difficult
rearrangements
32 A Solving one variable
inequalities
with technology
32 B Linear inequality regions
32 C Integer points in regions
32 D Problem solving
Semester 2
Two Variable Analysis and
Variation
(2 weeks) January
22 A Correlation
22 B Line of best fit by eye
22 C Linear regression
30 A Direct variation
30 B Inverse variation
30 C Variation modelling
30 D Power modelling
Further Trigonometry
(3 weeks) Feb March
29 B Area of triangle using sine
29 C Sine rule
29 D Cosine rule
29 E Problem solving
29 F Trigonometry in compound
shapes
29 G Trigonometric graphs
29 H Graphs of y = a sin (bx)
and
y = a cos (bx)
Revision Solving past year
papers
(3 weeks) March April
IGCSE Board Exams
April May - June
24 A Directed Line segment
representation
24 B Vector equality
24 C Vector addition
24 D Vector subtraction
24 E Vectors in component
form
24 F Scalar multiplication
24 G Parallel Vectors
24 H Vectors in geometry

Functions
(8 weeks) October and
November

19 A Mapping diagrams
19 B Functions
19 C Function notation
19 D Composite functions
19 E Reciprocal functions
19 F The absolute value
function
23 A Cubic functions
23 B Inverse functions
23 C Using technology
23 D Tangents to curves
28 A Rational exponents
28 B Exponential functions
28 C Exponential equations
28 D Problem solving
28 E Exponential modelling
31 B The logarithmic function
20 A translations
20 B Rotations
20 C Reflections
20 D Enlargements and
reductions
20 E Stretches
20 F Transforming functions
20 G Inverse transformation
20 H Combined questions

Investigation and Modelling

(2 weeks) December
34 A Investigation questions
34 B Modelling questions