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Sets of Objects

Sets

Sets

  • Sets are collections of objects.
  • The objects in a set are called its elements.
  • A set is written using curly brackets:
    • {2,3,4} is the set containing 2,3,4
    • {positive even numbers below 5} = {2,4}
Universal set

Universal set

  • The symbol ξ is used for the universal set: the set that contains everything.
  • On a Venn diagram, ξ is everything inside the rectangle.
  • The "complement of a set A" is written as A’
    • It is the set of all the things that aren’t in A.
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Number

1.1

Using Numbers

1.2

Fractions, Decimals & Percentages

1.3

Powers & Roots

1.4

Accuracy

2

Algebra

2.1

Introduction to Algebra

2.2

Manipulating Algebra

2.3

Proofs & Functions

2.4

Straight Line Graphs

2.5

Common Graphs

2.6

Transformations & Tangents

2.7

Properties of Graphs

2.8

Solving Equations

2.9

Inequalities

2.10

Sequences

3

Ratio

4

Geometry

4.1

Introduction to Geometry

4.2

Triangles & Quadrilaterals

4.3

Transformations

4.4

Circle Basics

4.5

Circle Theorems

4.6

Measurements & Units

4.7

Calculating Area

4.8

Triangle Formulae

4.9

3D Shapes

4.10

Vectors

5

Probability

6

Statistics

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