Victoria (General Mathematics) builds essential skills across key strands. In Algebra and Structure, students study linear relations, equations, inequalities, and programming. Arithmetic and Number covers computation, practical and financial arithmetic. Discrete Mathematics develops understanding of matrices, graphs, networks, and recursive patterns. Geometry, Measurement and Trigonometry explores shape, measurement, and trigonometric applications. Graphs and Relations focus on linear and non-linear models and variation, while Statistics involves comparing data distributions and investigating variable relationships.
Algebra and Structure
- Linear relations and equations
Arithmetic and Number
- Computation and practical arithmetic
- Financial arithmetic
Discrete Mathematics
- Matrices
- Graphs and Networks
- Number patterns and recursion
Geometry, Measurement and Trigonometry
- Shape and measurement
- Applications of trigonometry
Graphs of Linear and Non-Linear Relations
- Linear graphs and models
- Inequalities and linear programming
- Variation
Statistics
- Investigating and comparing data distributions
- Investigating relationships between two numerical variables