Mathematics
IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation SL and HL
36 lessons at SL. 67 at HL, with every HL-only topic. Five-minute lessons, exam-style questions and timed mock papers.
- Units
- 5
- SL lessons
- 36
- HL lessons
- 67
- Questions
- 379
- Key terms
- 108
- Formulas
- 62
What you will study
Every lesson follows the current IB guide. Lessons marked HL are in the HL course only. The first unit is free.
Topic 1 · Number and algebra8 SL · 15 HL lessons · free
- 1.1Standard form
- 1.2Arithmetic sequences
- 1.3Geometric sequences
- 1.4Financial applications
- 1.5Exponents and logarithms
- 1.6Approximation and errors
- 1.7Loans and annuities
- 1.8Equations with technology
- 1.9Laws of logarithmsHL
- 1.10Rational exponentsHL
- 1.11Infinite geometric seriesHL
- 1.12Complex numbersHL
- 1.13Polar and Euler formHL
- 1.14MatricesHL
- 1.15Eigenvalues and eigenvectorsHL
Topic 2 · Functions6 SL · 10 HL lessons
- 2.1Straight lines
- 2.2Functions and inverses
- 2.3–2.4Key features of graphs
- 2.5Linear and quadratic models
- 2.5Exponential and variation models
- 2.5–2.6Sinusoidal models and modelling
- 2.7Composite and inverse functionsHL
- 2.8Transformations of graphsHL
- 2.9Logistic and piecewise modelsHL
- 2.10Logarithmic scales and linearisingHL
Topic 3 · Geometry and trigonometry7 SL · 13 HL lessons
- 3.1Points and angles in 3D
- 3.1Volume and surface area
- 3.2Right-angled trigonometry
- 3.2Sine rule, cosine rule and area
- 3.3Elevation, depression and bearings
- 3.4Arcs and sectors
- 3.5–3.6Perpendicular bisectors and Voronoi diagrams
- 3.7–3.8Radians and the unit circleHL
- 3.9Transformations with matricesHL
- 3.10–3.11Vectors and vector linesHL
- 3.12–3.13Motion, scalar and vector productsHL
- 3.14–3.15Graph theoryHL
- 3.16Graph algorithmsHL
Topic 4 · Statistics and probability8 SL · 15 HL lessons
- 4.1Data and sampling
- 4.2–4.3Summarising data
- 4.4Correlation and regression
- 4.5–4.6Probability
- 4.7–4.8Random variables and the binomial
- 4.9The normal distribution
- 4.10Spearman's rank correlation
- 4.11Hypothesis testing
- 4.12–4.13Data design and non-linear regressionHL
- 4.14–4.15Combining variables and the CLTHL
- 4.16Confidence intervalsHL
- 4.17The Poisson distributionHL
- 4.18Critical regions and errorsHL
- 4.18Testing for correlationHL
- 4.19Markov chainsHL
Topic 5 · Calculus7 SL · 14 HL lessons
- 5.1Rates of change
- 5.2–5.3Differentiating powers
- 5.4Tangents and normals
- 5.6Stationary points
- 5.7Optimisation
- 5.5Integration and area
- 5.8The trapezoidal rule
- 5.9Further differentiationHL
- 5.9–5.10Second derivative and related ratesHL
- 5.11Further integrationHL
- 5.12Areas and volumes of revolutionHL
- 5.13KinematicsHL
- 5.14–5.16Differential equationsHL
- 5.17–5.18Coupled systems and phase portraitsHL
Try a question
From “Standard form”.
Questions are in English, like the exam. Every answer comes with an explanation.
Write 0.000315 in standard form.
Show the answer
A. 3.15 × 10⁻⁴
Move the decimal point 4 places to the right to get 3.15, so k = −4.
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