Mathematics

This term in Mathematics, you will learn about the Number Base System, which teaches you how to work with numbers written in different bases (like base 2 or base 5), not just the regular base 10. You’ll also practice how to multiply and divide numbers in different bases, which helps sharpen your understanding of number patterns and calculations in alternative systems.

You’ll also improve your algebra skills by solving equations through word problems, which means applying math to real-life situations. You’ll explore rational and irrational numbers—understanding the difference between numbers that can be written as fractions and those that cannot—alongside how to calculate compound interest, which is used in savings and loans. Topics like factorization and changing the subject of a formula will help you rearrange and simplify equations. Finally, you’ll be introduced to the measures of central tendency (mean, median, and mode), which are important tools for analyzing and interpreting data.