GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
On completion of this section, students should
1. understand that the attributes of an object can be quantified using measurements;
2. appreciate that all measurements are approximate and that the relative accuracy of a measurement is dependent on the measuring imstrument and the measurement process;
3. demonstrate the ability to use concepts in measurement to model and solve real-world problems.
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
The student should be able to:
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CONTENT |
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Calculate the perimeter of a polygon, a circle, and a combination of polygons and circles; |
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Calculate the length of an arc of a circle; |
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Calculate the area of polygons, a circle and any combination of these; |
rectangle, square, parallelogram, trapezium, rhombus and circle.
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Calculate the area of a sector of a circle |
Estimate the area of irregularly shaped figures
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calculate the area of a triangle given two sides and the included angle; |
Optional Specific Objective:
Area of Δ = 1/2 abSinC.
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calculate the area of a segment of a circle. |
Optional Specific Objective.
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7. |
estimate the area of irregularly shaped plane figures; |
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8. |
calculate the surface area of solids; |
Prism, cylinder, cone, sphere, cube and cuboid.
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calculate the volume of solids; |
Prism, cylinder, pyramid, cone, sphere, cube and cuboid.
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10. |
convert units of length, area, capacity, time and speed; |
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11. |
use the appropriate SI unit of measure for area, volume, mass, temperature and time (24 hour clock) and other derived quantities; |
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12. |
solve problems involving time, distance and speed; |
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13. |
estimate the margin of error for a given measurement; |
Sources of error. Maximum and minimum measurements.
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14. |
use maps and scale drawings to determine distances and areas. |
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15. |
Sovle problems involving measurement. |
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Here are our measurement tutorials to help you prepare for this section of the CXC math exam. |
the maths is very helpful. I
the maths is very helpful. I think tha you should do some examples on vectors