Year 10 Mathematics Advanced · Chapter 7
The Power of Growth
Year 10 Mathematics, Advanced - NSW Stage 5. The Power of Growth, 11 lessons, written to the NSW Mathematics syllabus.
In this chapter
What the guide holds
Every lesson runs the same way: worked examples paired with a your-turn column, a four-stage practice ladder from fluency to exam-style questions, and full worked solutions for every question at the back of the chapter.
Includes three practice examinations on this chapter, sharing no question between them, each with its own worked solutions. Sit one and keep the other two for revision.
11 lessons
Lesson by lesson
- 7.1 Review of index laws and negative indices
- 7.2 Indices that are fractions
- 7.3 Writing the very large and the very small
- 7.4 The shape of exponential growth
- 7.5 Growth and decay in practice
- 7.6 Solving when the unknown is an index
- 7.7 The logarithm, an index in disguise
- 7.8 Rules for working with logarithms
- 7.9 Scales that compress the huge
- 7.10 Using logarithms to bring the index down
- Putting it together
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- What does The Power of Growth cover?
- Year 10 Mathematics, Advanced - NSW Stage 5. The Power of Growth, 11 lessons, written to the NSW Mathematics syllabus.
- How many lessons are in The Power of Growth?
- 11 lessons: 7.1 Review of index laws and negative indices, 7.2 Indices that are fractions, 7.3 Writing the very large and the very small, 7.4 The shape of exponential growth, 7.5 Growth and decay in practice, 7.6 Solving when the unknown is an index, 7.7 The logarithm, an index in disguise, 7.8 Rules for working with logarithms, 7.9 Scales that compress the huge, 7.10 Using logarithms to bring the index down, Putting it together.
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