Magdalene Catholic College Narellan
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101 Smeaton Grange Rd
Narellan NSW 2567
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Email: info@mccdow.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 4631 3300

Maths Matters at Magdalene

Assessment Schedules

The Mathematics Resource Centre (available through Compass) provides Assessment Schedules for all Mathematics courses. While students will receive Assessment Notifications for formal Assessment Tasks via Google Classroom, reviewing the Assessment Schedule in advance can help students to begin preparing for their tasks earlier and allow them to have more time to identify areas where they may need additional study or practice.

Over the next fortnight in Mathematics, our students will be studying:

Year 7 - Indices

Year 8 - Data Collection, Representation and Analysis 

Year 9 -  Algebraic Techniques 

Year 10 (5.1) - Numbers of any Magnitude 

Year 10 (5.2) - Algebraic Techniques 

Year 10 (5.3) - Surds and Algebraic Techniques 

Year 11 Numeracy - Data in the World 

Year 11 Standard - Units of Measurement

Year 11 Advanced - Functions
Year 11 Extension 1 - Polynomials

Year 12 Numeracy - Life After School

Year 12 Standard 2 - Investments and Loans

Year 12 Advanced - Integral Calculus

Year 12 Extension 1 - Applications of Calculus

Year 12 Extension 2 - Using Complex Numbers

MATHS MARVEL:

The term "googol" refers to the number 10 raised to the power of 100, or 1 followed by 100 zeros.

MATHS MYSTERY - Course: Year 11 Mathematics Standard

Families are encouraged to tackle this problem together. 

David's reaction time to hit the brakes when driving is 1.3 seconds. If he is travelling at a constant speed of 72 kilometres per hour, how many metres does his car travel during his reaction time before he starts to brake? Assume his vehicle travels at a constant speed before the brakes are applied.

Students and Staff can enter their response here.

The first 20 correct student entries will receive a merit.

Stay tuned for the next edition to reveal the answer to this Maths Mystery. 

Answer from the previous MATHS MYSTERY - 96 different ways

Mrs Broady

Leader of Learning - Mathematics