Support · Mathematics Extension 1 11–12 – Year 12 · Inverse trigonometric functions
Support Apply the principles of transformations to inverse trigonometric functions to determine the function rule and graph the function, finding the domain and range of the transformed graph and determining any intercepts and asymptotes where appropriate
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Apply reflections, translations and dilations to functions within the scope of the Mathematics Advanced course, excluding trigonometric functions, determine the function rule and the graph of the transformed function, the domain and range of the transformed graph, any intercepts, asymptotes and discontinuities where appropriate, and describe which transformations have been applied
Mathematics Advanced 11–12 – Year 11 · Graph transformations Draft mapping
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Apply the principles of transformations to graph transformations of the trigonometric functions f(x) = sinx, f(x) = cosx and f(x) = tanx, describe which transformations have been applied to y = f(x) and determine the domain, range, horizontal translation, vertical translation, dilation factor, period and amplitude when applicable
Mathematics Advanced 11–12 – Year 12 · Further graph transformations and modelling Draft mapping
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Use the principles of translations to identify the centre, radius, domain and range of graphs of circles in the form ((x - a))² + ((y - b))² = r², where a, b and r are constants
Mathematics Advanced 11–12 – Year 11 · Graph transformations Draft mapping
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