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TCE Mathematics Methods – Foundation Practice Exams with Worked Solutions

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The 20 practice exams inside the TCE Mathematics Methods – Foundation Mastery Pack, each set out like the real paper with a separate worked-solution guide. Open any paper to see what it covers.

  1. Practice Exam 1180 marks · 44 questions · 2 sections
    • Completing the square for a non-monic quadratic
    • Finding a cubic's equation from its graph
    • Period and first asymptote of y = tan 3x
    • Interpreting the sign of the derivative from a graph
    • Testing independence with P(A ∩ B) = P(A)P(B)
  2. Practice Exam 2180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Factor theorem and full factorisation of a cubic
    • Domain and range of a restricted quadratic
    • Converting radians to degrees and arc length
    • Average rate of change over an interval with units
    • Tree diagram for a non-independent two-stage draw
  3. Practice Exam 3180 marks · 51 questions · 2 sections
    • Binomial expansion of (2x − 3)⁴ via Pascal's triangle
    • Transformations y = f(x + b) and y = cf(x) applied to a cubic
    • Log laws: expressing as a single logarithm
    • First-principles derivative of a quadratic
    • nCr: committees with a restriction
  4. Practice Exam 4180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Simplifying surds and rational indices
    • Function or relation: vertical line test with justification
    • Compound interest with an exponential function
    • Tangent and normal to a cubic at a point
    • Three-stage independent event tree
  5. Practice Exam 5180 marks · 40 questions · 2 sections
    • Simultaneous equations from a rectangle's perimeter and area
    • Modelled quadratic: maximum height of a projectile
    • Exponential decay: depreciation model and time to halve
    • Stationary points and their nature for a cubic
    • Complement to find 'at least one'
  6. Practice Exam 6180 marks · 46 questions · 2 sections
    • Discriminant: rational or irrational zeros
    • Equation of a line from two points and its intercepts
    • Solving 2^(x+1) = 5 with logarithms
    • Sketching f′(x) from a graph of f(x) with turning points given
    • Relative frequency as a probability estimate
  7. Practice Exam 7180 marks · 46 questions · 2 sections
    • Sum and difference of cubes
    • Sketching y = a(x − h)³ + k
    • Sketching y = a log_n(x − h) + k with asymptote
    • Displacement–time graph: velocity from tangent slope
    • Mutually exclusive versus independent events
  8. Practice Exam 8180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Rearranging a formula for a subject in a denominator
    • Perpendicular line through a given point
    • Exact values and symmetry: sin(7π/6), cos(5π/3)
    • Differentiating rational and negative powers
    • Probability with combinations: selecting from two groups
  9. Practice Exam 9180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Solving an index equation by matching bases
    • Sketching y = ax² + bx + c from sign information
    • Sine rule for an obtuse angle with a diagram
    • Evaluating a limit of a difference quotient
    • Venn diagram with three regions and the addition rule
  10. Practice Exam 10180 marks · 47 questions · 2 sections
    • Algebraic fractions with a common denominator
    • Cubic with a repeated zero: sketch and intercepts
    • Sketching y = 3 cos 2x on [0, 2π]
    • Local versus global maximum on a restricted domain
    • Conditional probability from a two-way table
  11. Practice Exam 11180 marks · 43 questions · 2 sections
    • Expanding (ax − by)⁵ with binomial coefficients nCr
    • Equation of a quadratic from its turning point and one other point
    • Solving log₃(x) + log₃(x − 2) = 1 with the log laws
    • Equation of the normal to a quadratic at a point
    • Completing a probability table and checking it sums to 1
  12. Practice Exam 12180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Perfect squares and difference of squares factorising
    • Sketching a line from an x-intercept and a parallel condition
    • Cosine rule for a side with a labelled triangle given
    • Instantaneous rate of change in a modelled context with units
    • Complementary versus mutually exclusive events with justification
  13. Practice Exam 13180 marks · 47 questions · 2 sections
    • Completing the square giving irrational solutions
    • Dilation y = f(2x) and reflection y = −f(x) of a cubic
    • Exponential growth model: doubling time by logarithms
    • Sketching a quadratic and its derivative on the same axes
    • Relative-frequency estimate of a conditional probability from survey data
  14. Practice Exam 14180 marks · 50 questions · 2 sections
    • Rearranging a formula involving a square root
    • Sketching y = a(x − h)³ + k and labelling the point of inflection
    • Sketching y = 2 sin(x/2) over one period with amplitude and period
    • Locating stationary points of a cubic and classifying them
    • nCr: counting selections with at least one of a type
  15. Practice Exam 15180 marks · 46 questions · 2 sections
    • Simultaneous equations: a line and a parabola (simple non-linear)
    • Sketching y = ax² + bx + c from Δ < 0 and a > 0
    • Solving cos x = −½ on [0, 2π] with symmetry properties
    • Difference quotient as the average rate of change over [x, x + h]
    • Venn diagram from n(A), n(B), n(A ∩ B) then P(A′ ∩ B)
  16. Practice Exam 16180 marks · 47 questions · 2 sections
    • Solving 9ˣ = 27ˣ⁻¹ by matching bases
    • Interpreting a modelled cubic: substitution and a restricted domain
    • Sketching y = log₂(x − 3): asymptote, intercept, domain and range
    • Displacement–time graph: when velocity is zero, positive and negative
    • Tree diagram without replacement then a conditional probability
  17. Practice Exam 17180 marks · 41 questions · 2 sections
    • Common factor then difference of squares
    • Intersection of two lines and checking perpendicularity
    • Exact value of tan(5π/4) from the unit circle
    • Value of x where the gradient of a curve equals a given value
    • Independence test from a two-way table using P(A ∩ B) = P(A)P(B)
  18. Practice Exam 18180 marks · 50 questions · 2 sections
    • Solving (x + 1)/3 − (x − 2)/4 = 1 with a common denominator
    • Modelled quadratic: maximum revenue from the turning point
    • Depreciation model: solving A = 12000(0.85)ᵗ for t with logarithms
    • Equation of a tangent parallel to a given line
    • Sample-space grid for two dice and event probabilities
  19. Practice Exam 19180 marks · 48 questions · 2 sections
    • Discriminant condition for no real zeros (solve for k)
    • Equation of a cubic from three zeros and a point
    • Sketching y = 3ˣ − 2 with asymptote and intercepts
    • First principles for f(x) = 2x² − 3x
    • Addition rule when P(A ∪ B), P(A) and P(B) are given
  20. Practice Exam 20180 marks · 47 questions · 2 sections
    • Scientific notation and index laws with numeric bases
    • Domain and range on a restricted interval with correct bracket notation
    • Sine rule to find an angle with a diagram given
    • Sketching f′(x) from a cubic graph with turning points marked
    • Combinations: probability of a committee with a given composition
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