Practice · Maths AA SL · 2021 syllabus · Beta
IB Maths AA SL question bank, topic by topic.
54 exam-style questions over 51 topics. Pick a topic, answer as you would in the exam, then mark yourself against the mark scheme. Progress saves here, and on every device with a free account.
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1 Number and algebra
2 Functions
- 2.1Equations of straight lines
- 2.2Functions, domain, range and inverses
- 2.3Graphs of functions
- 2.4Key features of graphs
- 2.5Composite and inverse functions
- 2.6Quadratic functions
- 2.7Quadratic equations, inequalities and the discriminant
- 2.8Reciprocal and rational functions
- 2.9Exponential and logarithmic functions
- 2.10Solving equations
- 2.11Transformations of graphs
3 Geometry and trigonometry
4 Statistics and probability
- 4.1Sampling and data
- 4.2Presenting data
- 4.3Measures of centre and spread
- 4.4Correlation and regression
- 4.5Probability and sample spaces
- 4.6Combined events and conditional probability
- 4.7Discrete random variables
- 4.8The binomial distribution
- 4.9The normal distribution
- 4.10Regression of x on y
- 4.11Conditional probability and independence
- 4.12Standardising and the inverse normal
5 Calculus
- 5.1Limits and the derivative as a rate of change
- 5.2Increasing and decreasing functions
- 5.3Differentiating powers of x
- 5.4Tangents and normals
- 5.5Anti-differentiation and areas
- 5.6Chain, product and quotient rules
- 5.7The second derivative
- 5.8Stationary points, optimisation and inflexion
- 5.9Kinematics
- 5.10Integrating standard functions
- 5.11Definite integrals and areas
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