Edexcel A-Level Maths 9MA0 specification checklist
Edexcel A-Level Maths 9MA0 specification checklist
0 of 90 subtopics ticked as confident
1Pure: Proof
0 of 2 confident- 1.1
Proof by deduction, exhaustion and counter-example
- 1.1
Proof by contradiction
2Pure: Algebra and functions
0 of 12 confident- 2.1–2
Laws of indices and surds
- 2.3
Quadratic functions and the discriminant
- 2.4
Simultaneous equations
- 2.5
Linear and quadratic inequalities
- 2.6
Polynomials, factor theorem and algebraic division
- 2.6
Rational expressions
- 2.7
Graphs of functions, asymptotes and proportional relationships
- 2.7
The modulus function
- 2.8
Composite and inverse functions
- 2.9
Graph transformations
- 2.10
Partial fractions
- 2.11
Modelling with functions
3Pure: Coordinate geometry in the (x, y) plane
0 of 4 confident- 3.1
Equations of straight lines
- 3.2
Circles
- 3.3
Parametric equations
- 3.4
Parametric equations in modelling
4Pure: Sequences and series
0 of 6 confident- 4.1
Binomial expansion for positive integer powers
- 4.1
Binomial expansion for rational powers
- 4.2–3
Sequences, recurrence relations and sigma notation
- 4.4
Arithmetic sequences and series
- 4.5
Geometric sequences and series
- 4.6
Sequences and series in modelling
5Pure: Trigonometry
0 of 9 confident- 5.1
Trigonometric ratios, sine and cosine rules and area
- 5.1
Radian measure, arc length and exact values
- 5.2
Small angle approximations
- 5.3
Trigonometric graphs and identities
- 5.4
Reciprocal and inverse trigonometric functions
- 5.6
Compound and double angle formulae
- 5.6
Harmonic form and trigonometric proof
- 5.7
Solving trigonometric equations
- 5.9
Trigonometry in context
6Pure: Exponentials and logarithms
0 of 4 confident- 6.1–2
Exponential functions and e^x
- 6.3–4
Logarithms and their laws
- 6.5
Exponential and logarithmic equations
- 6.6–7
Logarithmic graphs and modelling growth and decay
7Pure: Differentiation
0 of 7 confident- 7.1
Differentiation from first principles
- 7.1
Convex and concave curves and points of inflection
- 7.2–3
Differentiating powers of x and stationary points
- 7.2
Differentiating standard functions
- 7.4
Product, quotient and chain rules
- 7.5
Implicit and parametric differentiation
- 7.6
Constructing differential equations
8Pure: Integration
0 of 8 confident- 8.1–2
Integration as the reverse of differentiation
- 8.2
Integrating standard functions
- 8.3
Definite integrals and area under a curve
- 8.3–4
Area between curves and integration as the limit of a sum
- 8.5
Integration by substitution
- 8.5
Integration by parts
- 8.5–6
Integration using partial fractions and reverse chain rule
- 8.7–8
Separable differential equations
9Pure: Numerical methods
0 of 4 confident- 9.1–2
Locating roots and iteration
- 9.3
Newton-Raphson method
- 9.4
Numerical integration with the trapezium rule
- 9.5
Numerical methods in context
10Pure: Vectors
0 of 4 confident- 10.1–3
Vectors in two dimensions
- 10.1
Vectors in three dimensions
- 10.4
Position vectors and distance
- 10.5
Vectors in problem solving
1Statistics: Statistical sampling
0 of 1 confident- 1.1
Population, sample and sampling techniques
2Statistics: Data presentation and interpretation
0 of 4 confident- 2.1
Single-variable data: diagrams and histograms
- 2.2
Bivariate data, correlation and regression
- 2.3
Measures of location and spread
- 2.4
Outliers and cleaning data
3Statistics: Probability
0 of 3 confident- 3.1
Mutually exclusive and independent events
- 3.2
Conditional probability and tree and Venn diagrams
- 3.3
Modelling with probability
4Statistics: Statistical distributions
0 of 4 confident- 4.1
Discrete probability distributions
- 4.1
The binomial distribution
- 4.2
The normal distribution
- 4.3
Choosing a distribution and approximations
5Statistics: Statistical hypothesis testing
0 of 4 confident- 5.1
Language of hypothesis testing
- 5.1
Hypothesis test for correlation
- 5.2
Hypothesis tests for a binomial proportion
- 5.3
Hypothesis tests for a Normal mean
6Mechanics: Quantities and units in mechanics
0 of 1 confident- 6.1
Quantities and S.I. units in mechanics
7Mechanics: Kinematics
0 of 5 confident- 7.1–2
Language of kinematics and motion graphs
- 7.3
Constant acceleration (suvat) equations
- 7.3–4
Kinematics with vectors in two dimensions
- 7.4
Calculus in kinematics
- 7.5
Projectile motion
8Mechanics: Forces and Newton's laws
0 of 7 confident- 8.1
Forces and Newton's first law
- 8.2
Newton's second law in a straight line
- 8.3
Weight and motion under gravity
- 8.4
Newton's third law and connected particles
- 8.4
Resolving forces and equilibrium of a particle
- 8.5
Resultant forces and dynamics in a plane
- 8.6
Friction
9Mechanics: Moments
0 of 1 confident- 9.1
Moments and equilibrium of rigid bodies