JC Maths Theorems - need to know deductions too?

eamonn4321

Is there an official list anywhere of the theorems you have to know the proofs of for JC (H) maths?

I guess its the ones in the textbooks.

What I am really unsure of is:

Are the deductions included as well?

Winnel

eamonn4321 wrote: »

Is there an official list anywhere of the theorems you have to know the proofs of for JC (H) maths?

I guess its the ones in the textbooks.

What I am really unsure of is:

Are the deductions included as well?

You don't Need to know how to write out the deductions you Judy need to recgonise it and use it in the part C questions

eamonn4321

Thanks very much Winnel. So you are sure I don't need to learn the proof of the deductions? Is that on any official website or curriculum document?

Thanks again.

Winnel

eamonn4321 wrote: »

Thanks very much Winnel. So you are sure I don't need to learn the proof of the deductions? Is that on any official website or curriculum document?

Thanks again.

No our treacher told us we will never be asked to write out the proof of the deductions however they come up most years in part C questions however icant be sure so maybe check the syllabus if you know where to find it ? I presume its on the examinations website? Sorry

CookieMonster.x

You won't be asked to write them out but you need to know them to answer the question.

WattsEd

Can anyone out there help - I am looking to find an old copy of
MAthematics textbooks for the old Inter Cert and Leaving Certificate
courses pre-1992. IDeally I wish to purchase as much material as possible
including possible exam solutions . The Main texts I am interested in
are the Complete MAthematics 2-4 ( the latter authored by Frank O'Shea
but the Inter Cert Hons book is also of particular interest ).
I am willing to purchase and would be most grateful for any advice
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Many thanks

earwax_man

I thought we had to learn 10 of them. They're questions 2 and 4 of maths p2 ...

HyperSkypeWiper

Our teacher said ye, deductions need to be learned, they're short anyway.
The revise wise books have got a list of all the theorems etc. at the back I think.

Luno

We haven't even went near theorums yet should I be worried?:eek:

HyperSkypeWiper

CookieMonster.x wrote: »

You won't be asked to write them out but you need to know them to answer the question.

Ye, thats it, spot on.

HyperSkypeWiper

M&S* wrote: »

We haven't even went near theorums yet should I be worried?:eek:

You just need to learn them off and understand them well enough, you also could just start learnin' yourself.
Are there theorems for Ordinary?

Luno

HyperSkypeWiper wrote: »

You just need to learn them off and understand them well enough, you also could just start learnin' yourself.
Are there theorems for Ordinary?

Ohright, no idea!

jumpguy

HyperSkypeWiper wrote: »

You just need to learn them off and understand them well enough, you also could just start learnin' yourself.
Are there theorems for Ordinary?

No theorems for OL, I'm 95% sure...