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Polynomial functions and graphs

Mathematics Methods – Foundation Level 3 (MTM315117): one course, size value 15 (TASC equates 1 size value to 10 hours of design time, so about 150 hours; not a prescribed delivery time), 15 TCE credit points, five compulsory areas of study in any order, linked to criteria 4–8 (criteria 1–3 apply across all areas) · Area of study: Polynomial functions and graphs (assessed by Criterion 5: understand linear, quadratic and cubic functions; internal and external)
L3 · Area of study: Polynomial functions and graphs (assessed by Criterion 5: understand linear, quadratic and cubic functions; internal and external)

What this note covers

  1. Straight lines, linear relationships and functions
  2. Quadratic functions and their graphs
  3. Cubic functions and their graphs
  4. Transformations and modelling with polynomials

4 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes

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What does the TCE Year 11 Maths Methods Foundation note "Polynomial functions and graphs" cover?

This note has 4 sections on Polynomial functions and graphs. It includes 10 key terms and formulas, plus 6 common mistakes. It covers L3, Area of study: Polynomial functions and graphs (assessed by Criterion 5: understand linear, quadratic and cubic functions; internal and external). The full section list is shown under “What this note covers”.

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