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MATH1025: Preparatory mathematics

Preparatory mathematics notes.

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MATH1025: Preparatory mathematics

Preparatory mathematics notes.

7 sections

Chapter 0-1

Foundations and early methods

Foundational symbolic language and core transformations used across the course.

0.1

0.1 Course foundations and notation

Set up notation, proof habits, and algebraic prerequisites that support later trigonometry, sequences, and vectors.

1.1

1.1 Equation structure and trigonometric identities

Reinforce equation-solving structure and trigonometric identities with proof-aware algebraic transformations.

Chapter 2-3

Proof and inequalities

Induction, order reasoning, rational inequalities, absolute value, and first classical inequalities.

2.1

2.1 Mathematical induction

Use base cases, induction steps, and strong induction to prove statements indexed by positive integers.

3.1

3.1 Inequalities and absolute value

Solve inequalities by preserving order, tracking domains, and using absolute value as distance.

Chapter 4

Binomial theorem

Factorials, permutations, combinations, Pascal's identity, and coefficient extraction from binomial expansions.

4.1

4.1 Binomial coefficients and expansions

Connect permutations, combinations, Pascal's identity, and the binomial theorem.

Chapter 5

Sequences

Sequences as functions, recursive construction, arithmetic and geometric progressions, finite sums, and first applied recurrences.

5.1Embedded interaction

5.1 Sequences, recursion, and series

Read sequences as functions on positive integers, compare explicit and recursive definitions, and derive arithmetic and geometric sum formulas.

Chapter 6

Complex numbers

Complex arithmetic, conjugates, modulus, polar and exponential forms, roots of unity, and complex-plane geometry.

6.1

6.1 Complex numbers, polar form, and geometry

Construct complex numbers from ordered pairs, use conjugates and polar form, and connect rotation, roots of unity, and complex-plane geometry.