Content
1.Numbers and sets
2.Polynomials
3.Sequences and series
4.Matrices
5.Coordinate geometry
6.Functions
7.Differentiation
8.Integration
9.Linear programming
10.Network planning
11.Data description
12.Probability
13.Probability distributions
14.Sampling and estimation
15.Correlation and regression
16.Time series and index numbers
Form of Examination
The examination consists of two papers; the duration for each paper is 3 hours.
Candidates are required to take both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Paper 1 (same as Paper 1, Mathematics T) is based on topics 1 to 8
Paper 2 is based on topics 9 to 16. Each paper contains 12 compulsory questions of variable mark allocations totalling 100 marks.
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