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Year 11 Extension 1

37 skills on 3 lines. Start here: Reciprocal functions: points, signs and asymptotes.

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Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 · Year 11

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Learning tree for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 · Year 11 37 skills · 5 topics

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Sequence: NSW syllabus, as used on the learning platform for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12; detailed outcome alignment for NSW is not verified.

Further work with functionsAlgebra and functions

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Reciprocal functions: points, signs and asymptotesStructure
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PolynomialsAlgebra and proof

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Why substitution gives a linear-divisor remainderStructure
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Factor theorem and complete real factorisationStructure
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Permutations and combinationsAlgebra and proof

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Factorials and the multiplication principleStructure
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Permutations as ordered selectionsStructure
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Restrictions and repeated objects in a lineStructure
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Curriculum details for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12

NSW Mathematics Extension 1 (2024); Years 11–12; Advanced corequisite.

Preliminary in the NSW source sequence · Year 11.

The Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 collection follows its named source sequence; detailed outcome alignment for New South Wales is not verified.

In Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12, some source stages span two years and share lessons; choose a topic within the selected year level and revisit its foundation explanations when needed.

Focused preparation routes13 routes

Each route teaches one skill, with original, untimed questions. None is a complete NAPLAN programme, a placement test or a promised advantage.

How much is written so far

Every skill with a written lesson, stage by stage.

Skills with a written lesson, by school stageMathematics K–10: 236 of 236 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 6 of 6; Years 1–2: 14 of 14; Years 3–4: 13 of 13; Years 5–6: 15 of 15; Years 7–8: 46 of 46; Years 9–10: 142 of 142. English K–10: 335 of 363 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 57 of 57; Years 1–2: 52 of 52; Years 3–4: 71 of 71; Years 5–6: 71 of 71; Years 7–8: 57 of 57; Years 9–10: 27 of 55.Mathematics K–10236 of 236 skills have a lessonKindergarten6 of 6Years 1–214 of 14Years 3–413 of 13Years 5–615 of 15Years 7–846 of 46Years 9–10142 of 142English K–10335 of 363 skills have a lessonKindergarten57 of 57Years 1–252 of 52Years 3–471 of 71Years 5–671 of 71Years 7–857 of 57Years 9–1027 of 55Has a lessonNot written yetSource: the platform’s skill trees andlesson filesSkills with a written lesson, by school stageMathematics K–10: 236 of 236 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 6 of 6; Years 1–2: 14 of 14; Years 3–4: 13 of 13; Years 5–6: 15 of 15; Years 7–8: 46 of 46; Years 9–10: 142 of 142. English K–10: 335 of 363 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 57 of 57; Years 1–2: 52 of 52; Years 3–4: 71 of 71; Years 5–6: 71 of 71; Years 7–8: 57 of 57; Years 9–10: 27 of 55.Mathematics K–10236 of 236 skills have a lessonKindergarten6 of 6Years 1–214 of 14Years 3–413 of 13Years 5–615 of 15Years 7–846 of 46Years 9–10142 of 142English K–10335 of 363 skills have a lessonKindergarten57 of 57Years 1–252 of 52Years 3–471 of 71Years 5–671 of 71Years 7–857 of 57Years 9–1027 of 55Has a lessonNot written yetSource: the platform’s skill trees and lesson files