You will learn about logical reasoning, measurement, sine and cosine law, geometry, small business financials, linear relations, measures of central tendency, percentiles and probability.
This course may be suitable for students who plan to enter a trade, pursue post-secondary studies at a college or enter the workforce directly after high school graduation.
You will explore examples of linear relations in everyday life, how to make predictions based on trends, how to interpret data and calculate probability. You will explore the properties of triangles, quadrilaterals and regular polygons.
You will also explore the financial side of owning a small business, exploring ways to improve profitability. You will also compare different options for purchasing or leasing a vehicle.
You can learn more about Sask DLC's Math pathways here.
Linear Relations
Limits to Measurement
Statistics
Probability and Odds
Properties of Geometric Figures
Transformations
Trigonometry
Owning a Small Business
This course requires a midterm and a final exam to be supervised by a proctor
What is a proctor?Reliable internet connection and device to submit course work, including speakers or headphones.
Scientific calculator
Ruler
Online course material and course timetable
E-text: MathWorks 30 - Pacific Educational Press
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