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2022 Mathematics Lesson Note for First Term SS2

Mathematics Lesson Notes SS2 First Term

SCHEME OF WORK

 

Week 1 – Logarithm of a number less than one

Week 2 – Approximation and percentage error

Week 3 – Arithmetic mean: Geometric progression

Week 4 – Finding common ratio: Geometric mean, sum of term of GP, sum of infinity

Week 5 – Revision of factorization of perfect square: Solution of quadratic equation by the method of completing the square

Week 6 – Construction of quadratic equation from sum and product roots, word problems leading to a quadratic equation

Week 7 – Graphical solution of linear and quadratic equation

Week 8 – Word leading to simultaneous equation

 Below are the 2022 complete SS2 Mathematics First Term Lesson Note 

Lesson Note on Mathematics SS2 First term

Week 1 – Logarithm of Number Less Than One

Overview A logarithm is a mathematical operation that expresses the power to which a base must be raised to. This week, we shall learn about logarithm of number less than one. To learn more, Click here…           

Week 2 – Approximation and Percentage Error

Overview Sometimes we may only need to calculate things to a certain degree of accuracy. This brings us to approximations and estimations. Approximation refers to a process of getting a result that is close to but not the exact result. Estimation refers to giving an educated guess of a number. This week, we shall learn about approximation and percentage error. To learn more, Click here…                      

Week 3 – Arithmetic Mean: Geometric Progression

Overview Geometric progression is a sequence of numbers in which each element is obtained by multiplying the previous number by a constant referred to as the common ratio. Arithmetic progression refers to a sequence of numbers which have a common difference between any two consecutive numbers in the sequence. The arithmetic progression and the geometric progression have different formulae. This week, we shall learn about the arithmetic mean: geometric progression. We shall also learn about the arithmetic progression. To learn more, Click here…                      

Week 4 – Finding Common Ratio: Geometric Mean, Sum of Term of GP, Sum of Infinity

Overview Common ratio is the number multiplied must be the same for each term in the sequence. It is the ratio between two consecutive numbers in the sequence. The geometric mean is a special type of average where we multiply the numbers together and then take a square root, cube root. This week we shall learn about finding common ratio: geometric mean, sum of term of GP, sum of infinity. To learn more, Click here…           

Week 5 – Revision of Factorization of Perfect Square: Solution of Quadratic Equation by the Method of Completing the Square

Overview In factorization of perfect square we will learn how to factor different types of algebraic expressions using the following identities. This week, we shall learn about the factorization of perfect squares. We shall also learn how to solve quadratic equations by using completing the square method. To learn more, Click here…                      

Week 6 – Construction of Quadratic Equation from Sum and Product Roots, Word Problems Leading to Quadratic Equation

Overview This week, we shall learn how to construct quadratic equation from sum and product roots. Using the formula “ax2 + bx + c = 0”, there are steps that are taken to get the final answer to a particular quadratic equation. We shall also learn about how to solve word problems leading to quadratic equation. To learn more, Click here…           …           

Week 7 – Graphical Solution of Linear and Quadratic Equation

Overview The basic idea behind solving by using graphs is that since the “solutions” to “ax2 + bx + c = 0″ are the x-intercepts of “y = ax2 + bx + c“, you can look at the x-intercepts of the graph to find the solutions to the equation.  This week, we shall learn about the graphical solution of linear and quadratic equations. To learn more, Click here…           …           

Week 8 – Word Leading to Simultaneous Equation

Overview This week, we shall learn about word leading to the simultaneous equationTo learn more, Click here…               

 

 

 

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