The course

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The ATAR examination: Section One, calculator-free (35%, 5 to 10 questions, 50 minutes working); Section Two, calculator-assumed (65%, 8 to 13 questions, 100 minutes working).
Free: A tour of the WACE Methods course
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Topic 3.1: Further differentiation and applications
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Free: Derivatives of exponential and trigonometric functions, and the differentiation rules The second derivative, curve sketching and optimisation 39 questions
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Topic 3.2: Integrals
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Anti-derivatives and initial conditions Definite integrals, areas and accumulated change 37 questions
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Topic 3.3: Discrete random variables
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Discrete random variables: mean, variance and linear changes Free: Bernoulli and binomial distributions 37 questions
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Topic 4.1: The logarithmic function
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Logarithms, their laws and graphs, and solving equations Calculus of the natural logarithm 40 questions
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Topic 4.2: Continuous random variables and the normal distribution
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Continuous random variables and density functions The normal distribution 35 questions
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Topic 4.3: Interval estimates for proportions
6 of the 36 questions on the two timed checks
Random samples and the sample proportion Confidence intervals and the margin of error 41 questions