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Exercise 4E questions 1–6, 8*
*Starred questions are more challenging.
11 SL: The Binomial Theorem (continued)
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Exercise 1C questions 1b, 6a, 7a
11 Math HL: Introduction to Complex Numbers
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Exercise 4A questions 2–4
Exercise 4B questions 1–4, 5ab, 6ad
Exercise 4C questions 1, 3, 7
Exercise 4D questions 1, 5
12 Math SL 4: Sequences & Series: Financial Applications
Complete the worksheet that was sent to you, and come to our next class prepared with any questions you have about the sequences & series material.
11 Math SL: The Binomial Theorem
Complete the following questions before our next class. (You can use the Binomial Theorem to answer these questions, or you can read the textbook to learn about Pascal’s Triangle, which can also be used.)
Exercise 1B questions 1ehkl, 2hi, 6a, 7,9a
11 HL: The Factor & Remainder Theorems
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Exercise 5F questions 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11
Exercise 5G questions 1, 3–5, 8
12 SL 4: Infinite Geometric Series
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Exercise 5I questions 2, 4–9
11 HL: Polynomial Division
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Exercise 5D questions 1 and 4
Exercise 5E.1 questions 2aef, 4
Exercise 5E.2 question 2
11 SL: Factorial Notation
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Exercise 1A (all questions)
Bonus question: If seven penguins run a race, and there’s a medal awarded for first, second, and third place, in how many different ways could the medals be awarded?
11 HL: Intro to Polynomials
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Exercise 5B questions 1c, 3bc, 5–8
Exercise 5C questions 1, 2bf, 3bd, 4b, 7