Mathematics

this guide has got some information about Mathematics IA. the criteria are included with details. I have got some tips about the portfolio itself and there is a list of calculator and graphing software suggestions.

If you get the infinite summation portfolio, chances are that you might be spending a good handful of minutes adding up your terms on your calculator and showing the calculations. However, there is a function to automatically sum up the list of terms with a respective sequence. NOTE: You must have TI-software, your TI calculator and your link cable in order to get screenshots.
TI-Calculator required.
First of all you can you the sum and sequence function to calculate your finite sum of terms.
sum(seq(expression,variable,beginning term (usually 0),ending term[,increment]))
There is also a method of producing a summation graph instead of a function graph, which will be shown in the images I've attached. First you must set your calculator to sequential mode. Then on the "y=" button, you will get something completely different. Insert your summation function on u(n), and just copy the rest as it serves as the expression needed for the function to sum. In the summation graph, the term function is also shown so you might want to use editing software to rid the points. Also, from the charts, u(n) is the term value while v(n) is the sum value.
Some functions are ones that I am not wholly familiar with. I was searching how to do this online, and got most of my information came from this site: http://www2.stetson.edu/~mhale/teach/ti84.htm
If there are any questions, don't hesistate to contact me.

Math studies ia on blackjack

2013_May_Mathematics_paper_1_TZ1_SL.pdf
Math exam paper 1

2013_May_Mathematics_paper_1_TZ2_SL.pdf
Math test paper 2

An official guide from the IBO dissecting each criterion and additional guidance for the Math SL IA, marked 2014 onwards.

Algebra_Cheat_Sheet_Reduced.pdf

Basic linear equations recap and a few practise questions.
Made for the beginning of the Maths SL course. (Chapter 1)

a simple guide to understand the basics:
the unit circle

A presentation sent to us by our teacher - basics of using a Graphic Display Calculator (mainly, TI-83+/TI-84+/TI-84+ SE). In a form of slides, gives you all the basic things you should know about GDC before starting IBDP.

this is a presentation on the binomial expansion and explains the concept very well.

Helpful if you want to know your TI calculate inside out. Often shows alternate methods for solving things, i.e. graphical and non-graphical method. Also contains a chapter on programming.

For people struggling to understand the implicit differentiation method or the integration using substitution or parts, this should prove really useful

Notes on differentiation in Calculus.

Common_Derivatives_Integrals_Reduced.pdf

Common_Derivatives_Integrals.pdf

this is a file on the completing square method.
this method is often asked in ib.
this file would help all the students struggling
to understand this particular method.

Questions on differentiation + answers..
Can be solved by SL and HL students.

The file contains 12 .pdf files each presenting extended concepts for more in-depth understanding of each chapter in Mathematics Higher Level Course Companion (Oxford).

this presentation is on functions and relations and
explains the concept very well with diagrams and examples.

Basically the Haese A and A HL textbook for next year

Haese A and A SL 2019

Haese A and I HL 2019

Haese A and I SL 2019

Helps with graphing rational functions