Your e-copies of the assignment must be submitted by 23:59pm onThursday, March 24, so please submit as soon as possible. Your paper copies MUST be handed in to me by 3:00pm on the same Thursday, March 24. Please remember ==> 11/12 size font (times new roman preferred), two sided, all margins of 2.5 cm/1 inch, line spacing should be 1.5

Jan 21 - IA Draft #1

Feb 4 - FINAL Draft IA

Feb 22 - FINAL SUBMISSION of EXPLORATION

Jan 28 - Quiz

Feb 17 - Unit TEST - Vectors

Mar 13 - Quiz

Mar 31 - Unit TEST - Stats & Prob

IB Math Videos dealing with complex numbers at http://ibvodcasting.com/category/topic/ib-mathematics-hl/algebra/complex-numbers

Math videos on Complex Numbers from mathmatsu at https://mathmatsu.wordpress.com/ch15-complex-numbers/

A second important date to pass along ==> Saturday, Nov 14 will be our second weekend IA (Exploration) Session and thus your second update on the IA will be submitted on Sunday, Nov 15

To prepare, suggested exercises will be posted shortly.

To prepare, work through the Oxford Math HL CALCULUS OPTIONS textbook chapter on Diff. Eqns, Review Exercises on page 92-94, any of Q1-15.

To prepare, work through the Oxford Math HL CALCULUS OPTIONS textbook chapter on Diff. Eqns, Review Exercises on page 92-94, any of Q1-15.

Please play around with the following DESMOS "program" with Slope Fields by changing the equation in Eqn 2. Always keep the F(x,y) = but change the rest. Be able to explain!!!

Secondly, from the Cirrito text, the Revision Set E, starting on p991, has some questions worth looking at like Q1,6,10,11,18,20,29,31,34,38 and then Q16,17,19,26,27 are great COMBO questions

Just so its out there .... our next UNIT TEST is on Tuesday, May 19

Other Review Questions are posted on our Facebook page

Here are two REVIEW exercises from Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 from the Stewart book

You should also do some questions from the Oxford book ==> Exercises 4ABCEGHIJKLMN in Chapters 4.1 - 4.3

In IM3, you have already seen/studied: (i) Right Triangle Trig (but some of the 3D applications may be new), (ii) Sine Law (although the work with the Ambiguous Case may be new), (iii) Cosine Law, (iv) Word/Geometry problems involving all three methods (again, the 3D applications may be new). You probably have not done much work with arcs and sectors. Please practice/do HW questions in accordance with your perceived need to practice/review/revise. Feel free to chat over our Facebook page (or email me), but be prepared for two lessons of review/practice, setting the stage for our FIRST TEST in SEM 2 in our second week back (Monday, Jan 18) This test will also cover the topics of Trig Eqns, Trig Functions and Identities.

REVIEW IDEAS:

From the Pearson HL Math text, Chapter 7 REVIEW on Trig Functions (Q2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,31,14,15,19,20,21)

Here are copies of Assignments we gave in a Trig Functions unit back in a PRECAL course in ASDoha: Assignment #2 (Q6,7,14,15,16) and then Assignment #3 (Q1,4) and then Assignment #6 (Q8abc).

Here are a couple of Trig Fcns Tests from PreCal from CAC and one Trig Unit Test from ASDoha (8,9,10).

From our Cirrito textbook, on pg445, Q7,9,13,15,22,26,28,31,35,38,44,48,50,53

REVIEW IDEAS:

From the Haese & Harris text, Chap 3 REVIEW on Exponential Functions and Chapter 4 REVIEW on Logarithmic Functions

From the Pearson HL Math text, Chapter 4 REVIEW on Exp & Log Functions

From the 3rd ed of the Cirrito Text, p233 - 240, Q2,7,10aii,11aii,11b,13a,23,25a,29,31c,37,38,39,48,53b,56

Remember to review Geometric Sequences & Series as well. See previous Review Postings

Here are copies of tests we gave in a Logs & Exp Fcns unit back in a PRECAL course in ASDoha: Test A and then Test B and then Test C. Show me your solutions & I'll show you our ANS KEY for Tests B & C

So, from the Cirrito text, look at the Revision Set A - Paper 1 & Paper 2 Style Questions, from pages 233 - 240. You can look at (or, hey, you can even DO) some of the following: Q4,6,8,10b,11ai,12,13bc,16,17,18ac,19a,20ac,21a,24c, 25d,26,27,31ab,34,36,44,46,47,54

Unit TEST covers EVERYTHING we've done (Functions, Quadratics, Polynomials, & Summer Exploration) but NOT Sequences & Series

To that end, I SUGGEST you do as many problems/questions as you feel are required to move toward the MASTERY level for each topic. To support this independent review work, each topic has several videos linked which you could watch to remind you about the CONCEPT & the SKILLS. View them if you need them.

The TOPIC TEST we are writing after the break (Oct 15) requires you to know & understand these concepts/skills as well as knowing all our Functions concepts/skills!

I have scanned a review from the Pearson IB HL Math textbook, Q3b,5,6,7,8,9c,10,13,14,16,17 are suggestions

I have scanned the Haese & Harris textbook Chap 1 Review Exercises, Rev Set 1A, Q2,5,6a,7,8a,9,10; Rev Set 1B, Q1,2,9,10; Rev Set 1C, Q1,2,3,6b,8,10 are suggestions.

NOTE: You will hand in to me a QUIZ PREP, wherein you show me what work you have done to prepare for the quiz

For Thursday's QUIZ, here's what you must be able to do:

Part C. - Working with Absolute Value – Algebraically & Numerically

Part D. - Working with Absolute Value as a Function.

Part E, Section (b) and (c) - Composing with Absolute Value

NEW - can you graph y = |(g(x))| and can you graph y = g(|x|) if I give you g(x) or its graph??

Binder/folder - to organize handouts (notes, homework, etc) you will receive throughout the semester

Spiral Notebook - this will be dedicated for homework ONLY. You are expected to keep this organized. Start each homework on a new page and include the lesson number and date.

Calculator - TI-84 recommended (preferably TI-84 Plus Silver Edition)

Computer/device - you will be asked to access a variety of resources during most classes, you are expected to have a device with you every day whether we use it or not. Make sure to check one out BEFORE class if you don't have yours.

Pens/pencils/etc