Year 10 Math Summary, Study notes of Mathematics

A comprehensive summary of key mathematical concepts covered in year 10, including products and factors, the quadratic formula, completing the square, linear relationships, indices and surds, financial math, exponential functions and logarithms, equations and further trigonometry, non-linear graphing and parabolas, as well as circles, cubic curves, and hyperbolas. Detailed explanations, examples, and formulas for each topic, making it a valuable resource for students preparing for exams or seeking to deepen their understanding of these fundamental mathematical principles.

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Year 10 Math Summary

PRODUCTS AND

FACTORS

QUADRATIC FORMULA

  • b = x4ac

y =^ 2x"^ +^ 3x^ +^ 6

1 N

(^9) b Examples

1 2x2^ +^ 4x^ +^2 =^0

  • 4 1 42 +^ 4(2)(2)

= O^ => - O

  • 20 . = = + = -

L L

x

COMPLETING THE (^) SQUARE x2 (^) + (^) 8x -^20 = 0 x + (^) 8x = 20 L move's^ to the other side

x2 + 8x + 16 =^20 +^164 half'b' the^ Square the

(x + 4) =^36 factorise^ and^ number

x + 4 = 26 take (^) the square root^ of both

x +^4 =^ -^6 Sides

x =^ -^16

Solve (^) for (^) negative and^ positive x +^4 =^6

x =^2
x =^ 20r^ -^10
NON MONIC
4x +^ 4x^ - 3 =^0

x + x - q =^0 Divide all the terms by 'al

x + x =^ - move's^ to^ the^ right side (^) of the (^) equation x + x +^ + =^1 (x + (^) z) = IT complete^ the

Square as^ usual

x =^ zor -^22

Identifying linear^ candy-intercepts

Example
3) - 2y =^5
When x =^0

y = - When (^) y = x (^) =

Midpoint formula

-his is^ the^ halfway point between^ two^ points

M = (^) x (^) , + (^) Cy , y^ ,^ +^ yz

Example
(18 , 10)^ (10 , - 4)

18 +^1016 I^ -^4 2 2 = (^14) , 6

Distance Formula
d (((2 -^ x , )+ (yz - y ,)
Examples

I 2

5 - 03 +^ (2 + 3)

(5) +^ (5)

Determine whether^ the^ triangle by^ joining Points A^ (-1^ ,^ 7)^ BC-1^ ,^ -3)^ and^ JC-7 , 01)^ is^ Scalene^ , isosceles^ or

equila +^ eral^ -
AB d = 10 units vertical interval

Bcd =^ F+^ +^ (01^ +^ 3)

I 40 units

A(a (^) = ( -^ z + 1) +^ ( -^1 - 7)

100 units
  • 10
AB = Ac^ =^10 units ... ABC is isosceles
Gradient formula
Gradient is defined as^ the^ ratio^ , the^ vertical^ rise^ to^ horizontal^ run^ between^ any^2 points^ on^ a^ line^.
Gradient =^ m^ = rise = yz - 3 ,

run (^) x2 -^ x Example

8 + (^8)

I (^) I (^) gradient y =^ mx^ +^ C

Y intercept
Point gradient formula

y - y ,^ =^ m(x^ -^ x)

x, and y ,^ can^ be^ any^ point

Examples (2 (^) ,^ -^ 8)m^ = t

y +^8 =^ - 5(x - 2

  • 5y - 40 = C - 2

c + 5y + 38 = 0 /general form)

y = - - 38 (form^ y = mx + (^) )

(7, 3)^ (10^ ,^ 6)

=

y -^6 =^ 1(x - 10)

y =^ c^ -^4 (formy^ =^ mx^ +

x - y -^4 =^ 0) general form /
Parallel and Perpendicular lines
If two lines^ with^ gradients my and me are parallel then my and my are equal

m (^) , = (^) mz

if two lines with^ gradient m^ , and^ me are perpendicular then^ when^ multiplied^ would^ equal-1' or negati

  • (^) ve recriprocal
m , X mz =^ -

mi (^) =

Inde law (^) summary a xam (^) = an +^ m

2(an)m = anxm/nm

3ah = a^ = am^ -^ n

L a = 1

5 a^ -^ m^ =^ am

6 amm^ =^ ma

U

7 am =^ M^ A
Examples
4) mon7 xmnx5mn2^ = 20m8n

2 ↓

  • 8 yea - 2 y 3 "456p
81r
-x0 - 4(2y)0 = 3

5 , 3 = 7x -^3

  • x^ -^3 I
= -x
63x - 2 = (3x -^ 2)t

I I

7 314994414 = 144-115 =^ 342-19-

(p +^ b) pa (^) + + (^) +

p2 + 2p^ -^ z^ +^ p -

Rational and irrational^ numbers A (^) number is rational when it can be written (^) as (^) integers

A number is irrational When take (^) the (^) square roof of a non perfect (^) square

Simplifying Surds
Example

g 22

= 3 Multiplying and^ dividing surds

Examples
  • 2822 - 320
    • 416 + 6160
= -^16 +^2410

(^82) -^4 226 13 Adding and^ Subtracting^ Surds

Examples

12 45 - 48 - 5

= 23 -^35 -^42.^5
48 +^3147 +^ 5 M
  • 163 + 213 + (^103)
Rationalising the^ denominator
Example

5 -^2 - 2 + (^5) 3 -^2 3 +^1

15 -^6 +^10 -^2 23 +^3 -^2 -^3

I 2 215 -^26 +^210 -^4 -^23 - 3 -^1 2 = 215 - 26 +^210 - 3 -^5 2

Surds in^ alegbraic terms
Examples
2 +^3 5 +^33

= 10 +^36 +^35 +^93

2x +^ y(x - 3y

2x - 6xy + xy - by

= (^) 2x - 5x(y - 3y

Simple interest

-interest

rate

Formula T^ = Pwn >^ no^ of period
interest prinicple

Examples

I Simple^ interest^ if^ $^50 ,^000 is^ invested^ a t^6 %^ pa^.

I = Prn = (^) 50000X X

ii How^ much^ money will^ be^ recieved at^ the^ end^ of an investment

50000 +^9000

2 Nick^ receives^ $^867 in^ total^ interest^ after^ investing^ his^ money^ at^1.^5 %^ for^2 years^.^ How^ much^ is^ invested^?

I =^ Prn^ I^ =^867 r^ =^1.^5 %^ P^ =^2

867 =^ Px x

p = 867 + 0.^03 P (^) = (^) $ 28900

Compound interest

Formula A = P If^ n no^ of period in + erest

amount^ Total^ Prinpicle

I interest Ov present value

Fu + uve^ T^ =^ P1^ +^ r)

value Examples a Blake^ invests^ S7000^ over^5 years at^ a^ compound interest rate^ of 4.^5 % P. a·^ Calulate^ the^ f after (^5) years

fu =^ Pu^1 +^ R)h

fu =^ 7000(1^ +^ 45/

fu =^ S8723^.^27

↓Calculate the^ pu of an^ annuity that^ has^ fu of $ 500 , 000 over (^8) years with^ interest^ rate^ of^8.^5 %^ p^.^ a^ com

  • pounded (^) monthly
r = 0.^085 = 12 fu =^ Pv (1 + v)h
n = 8x12^ =^96

500000 = (^) P(1 + 0.^1208596 1 + 0. 085

P = 500000
= 253916.^41
Depreciation
A =^ P1 -^ R)N
Fu = Pv^1 -^ R)w

Example

F = 1040(1 -^0. 18)

= (^) S470. 21

470.^21

1040 X^ (^100) = 45.^2 %

Exponential functions
Exponetial functions are^ function where the^ variable^ is^ the^ exponent
Examples
f(x) = 2x f(x) = 5x -^2 f(x) = g2x +^1
f (x) means^ function of

f(x) = (^) y

summary
An asympote is a line that a curve appoaches but never by getting closer and closer but never touches

The (^) graph (^) y = -a^ is^ the reflection (^) of the (^) graph y = a on the (^) x-axis

The graph y = - is the reflection of the graph y = a " on the y-accis
The graph y = -q-^ is^ the^ reflection of the graph y =^ a"^ on^ they-assis and^ -acc is
y =^ a
  • y = a" j Y
  • (^) &

y =^ -^ q^ Yy^ =^ -^ a

  • x
L!

The transformation yat has from its parent function shifts it to the left horizontally

The transformation ya has from its parent function shifts it to the right horizontally

y =^ 2x^ +^1
2 y^ =^ zy = 2x^ -^1

-^ *^ /

Y &

The transformation (^) y =^ at^ has (^) from its (^) parent function shifts it to the (^) up (^) vertically The transformation (^) y =^ a"-I^ has^ from its (^) parent function shifts it^ to the down (^) vertically 3

y =^2 -^1

I E^ &

new the value increases so does the y value from^ having an^ exponential^ equation
new the value decreases so does the y value we^ know^ y =^ 5xy^ =^ -^5 y^ =^ z
  • y =^ -^5 -
zin +=

when a^70 the^ y in +=^ (1^ ,^ 5)^ 1in) for simple (^) graphs ( - (^) 115) (^) ( - 11 - 5) ( - (^1) , 5) (-1,^ - 5) when a <0 the^ Yin +=^ -^ y^ =^ a y =^ a^ =^ C

logarithms

y =^ roga)( =^ a^?

The basea 'must^ be positive and^ not^ equal to

10928 =^3 -0^ =^23

To use a^ calculator^ we^ are^ restricted^ to^2 types
log ,^ 04d^ only^ logio^ can^ be^ used^ on^ a^ calculator

I (^1094)

10 ge logna + ural
In 4

short nand Examples

52 = 25 ↓ log5 25 = 2

1095125/54 =^125

= 3

log laws

law (^1) logg)) +^ loggy =^ loga(((y

Example

109 , 04 +^1091025

= 10g , 0100 = log

= 2

law2 loga-logay = loga (

Example

1093243 - logz

= 10gz9 = 10gy

= 2

law3 loga(" =^ nloga

Example

210963 +^210962 =^ 10gg3^ +^ log,

10969 +^ log

109636 =^ 10g)

= 2

Examples

(1094 +^ logg, 10) - Slogc100 - logg20)

=^109640