Support · Mathematics Extension 1 11–12 – Year 12 · Further applications of calculus
Support Graph a polynomial function in factored form, identifying its turning points and points of inflection if possible, and explore its behaviour as x→∞ and x→ - ∞, verifying the shape of the graph using graphing applications
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Graph the function Q = Ae^(kt), where k > 0 and k and A > 0 and A, with and without graphing applications, and identify any asymptotes
Mathematics Advanced 11–12 – Year 12 · Applications of calculus Draft mapping
- Desmos Graphing CalculatorUse it for: Graph lines, parabolas and exponentials live; find intersections to solve simultaneous equations.
- Interactive toolEnrichmentGeoGebra ClassicUse it for: Dynamic geometry and graphing for constructions and proofs.
Graph y = f'(x) and y = f''(x) for a function y = f(x), given only a graph of y = f(x)
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Graph a function by determining local maxima and minima and points of inflection, horizontal and non-horizontal, considering any even or odd symmetry, the domain, any vertical asymptotes or other discontinuities, and where applicable, the behaviour of a function as x→±∞
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