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IBDP Maths AA HL

IBDP Maths AA HL on Preppeo is a bank of 1,521 practice questions across 5 topics and 75 chapters, with worked solutions. Sign in and the whole course is free for 7 days.

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Syllabus
The current IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches guide (first exams 2021), all five topics, SL and HL content.
Questions
Written answers, in parts, with marks shown
Solutions
Mark-by-mark solutions in the IB style (M1, A1)
Progress
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Three levels of difficulty

Start a chapter on basics and work up to exam-style questions.

  • Basics 693
  • Medium 553
  • Exam-style 275

Syllabus

5 topics, 75 chapters. Open a topic to see its chapters; numbers follow the official syllabus. The bar beside each chapter shows its mix of basics, medium and exam-style questions.

1Number and Algebra16 chapters · 346 questions
  1. 1.1Operations with numbers in the form a × 10k (scientific notation)5
  2. 1.2Arithmetic sequences and seriesSum of finite series; sigma notation16
  3. 1.3Geometric sequences and seriesSum of finite/infinite series; sigma notation10
  4. 1.4Financial applicationsCompound interest, annual depreciation8
  5. 1.5Laws of exponents with integer exponentsIntroduction to logarithms11
  6. 1.6Simple deductive proof (numerical and algebraic)30
  7. 1.7Laws of exponents with rational exponentsLaws of logarithms (any base)46
  8. 1.8Sum of infinite convergent geometric series8
  9. 1.9Binomial theoremExpansion of (a+b)n for n ∈ ℤ⁺; use of nCr27
  10. 1.10Counting principlesHL onlyPermutations and combinations; extension of binomial theorem to rational n41
  11. 1.11Partial fractionsHL only4
  12. 1.12Complex numbersHL onlyCartesian form, modulus, argument, conjugate38
  13. 1.13Complex numbersHL onlyPolar form re^(iθ), Euler's formula11
  14. 1.14De Moivre's theoremHL onlyPowers and roots of complex numbers17
  15. 1.15Proof by mathematical induction, by contradiction, by counterexampleHL only36
  16. 1.16Systems of linear equations in 3 unknownsHL onlyUnique, infinite, no solution38
2Functions15 chapters · 287 questions
  1. 2.1Equations of straight linesGradient, intercept forms, parallel/perpendicular37
  2. 2.2Concept of functionDomain, range, inverse f⁻¹, identity, self-inverse10
  3. 2.4Key features of graphsFinding points of intersection3
  4. 2.5Composite functionsInverse function and its graph20
  5. 2.6Quadratic functionsGraph, vertex, axis of symmetry, intercepts, discriminant20
  6. 2.7Solution of quadratic equations and inequalitiesDiscriminant32
  7. 2.8Rational function f(x) = (ax+b)/(cx+d)Asymptotes4
  8. 2.9Exponential and logarithmic functionsGraphs and inverses32
  9. 2.10Solving equations analytically and graphically14
  10. 2.11Transformations of graphsTranslation, reflection, stretches31
  11. 2.12Polynomial functions, factor and remainder theorems, sum/product of rootsHL only47
  12. 2.13Rational functions with quadratic numerator or denominatorHL onlyOblique asymptotes9
  13. 2.14Modulus function |x|HL onlyModulus equations and inequalities14
  14. 2.15Solution of inequalities analytically and graphicallyHL only2
  15. 2.16Odd and even functionsHL onlyFinding inverse; restricting domain to make invertible12
3Geometry and Trigonometry17 chapters · 304 questions
  1. 3.1Distance in 3DVolume and surface area of 3D solids; angle between line and plane66
  2. 3.2Right-angled trigonometry (SOHCAHTOA)Sine rule; cosine rule; area = ½ab sin C47
  3. 3.3ApplicationsBearings, angles of elevation/depression17
  4. 3.4Arc length and sector area using radian measure27
  5. 3.5Unit circle definitions of sin, cos, tanExact values; quadrant relationships8
  6. 3.6Pythagorean identity sin²θ + cos²θ = 1Double-angle identities for sin and cos11
  7. 3.7Graphs of sin x, cos x, tan xDomain, range, period, amplitude; transformations20
  8. 3.8Solving trigonometric equations in a finite interval, analytically and graphically22
  9. 3.9Reciprocal trig ratios (sec, csc, cot)HL onlyInverse trig functions arcsin, arccos, arctan8
  10. 3.10Compound-angle identitiesHL onlyDouble-angle for tan; relationships between trig identities13
  11. 3.11Symmetric/periodic relationshipsHL onlyFurther trig equations and proofs of identities3
  12. 3.12Vectors in 2D and 3DHL onlyMagnitude, direction, addition, scalar multiplication; position vectors19
  13. 3.13Scalar (dot) productHL onlyAngle between vectors; perpendicular and parallel vectors15
  14. 3.14Vector equation of a line in 2D and 3DHL onlyParametric form; intersection of lines22
  15. 3.15Vector (cross) productHL onlyArea of parallelogram and triangle in 3D4
  16. 3.16Vector equation of a planeHL onlyAngles between line and plane, plane and plane1
  17. 3.17Intersections of planesHL onlyGeometric and algebraic solution1
4Statistics and Probability11 chapters · 235 questions
  1. 4.1SamplingPopulation vs sample, random sample, discrete vs continuous data, sampling bias25
  2. 4.2Presentation of dataFrequency tables, histograms, cumulative frequency, box plots14
  3. 4.3Measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode) and dispersion (range, IQR, SD, variance)34
  4. 4.4Linear correlationPearson's r, regression line, predictions29
  5. 4.5ProbabilityTheoretical, experimental, sample space, Venn diagrams, tree diagrams; complement38
  6. 4.6Combined eventsP(A∪B); mutually exclusive; conditional probability; independence19
  7. 4.7Discrete random variablesProbability distribution, expected value E(X)37
  8. 4.8Binomial distributionP(X=x), P(X≤x), mean, variance3
  9. 4.9Normal distributionProperties, standardization, inverse normal15
  10. 4.10Bayes' theorem for one or two intermediate eventsHL only7
  11. 4.11Continuous random variables and probability density functionsHL onlyE(X) and Var(X) for continuous; cumulative distribution function14
5Calculus16 chapters · 349 questions
  1. 5.1LimitsDerivative as rate of change; notation f'(x), dy/dx57
  2. 5.2Increasing/decreasing functionsSign of derivative5
  3. 5.3Differentiation of polynomials f(x) = axn (n ∈ ℚ)Sums and constants6
  4. 5.4Tangents and normals at a given point8
  5. 5.5Introduction to integration as antidifferentiationIndefinite integral of axn23
  6. 5.6Local maxima/minimaTesting critical points6
  7. 5.7Optimization problems in context18
  8. 5.8Definite integrationArea between a curve and the x-axis; area between two curves56
  9. 5.9KinematicsDisplacement, velocity, acceleration via differentiation and integration32
  10. 5.10Limits and l'Hôpital's ruleHL onlyDifferentiation of trig, exponential, logarithmic functions; chain rule, product rule, quotient rule47
  11. 5.11Implicit differentiationHL onlyRelated rates of change4
  12. 5.12Second derivativeHL onlyConcavity, points of inflection8
  13. 5.13Integration by substitutionHL onlyIntegration by parts; integration using partial fractions20
  14. 5.14Volume of revolution about the x-axis or y-axisHL only2
  15. 5.15First-order differential equationsHL onlySeparation of variables, integrating factor, Euler's method28
  16. 5.16Maclaurin seriesHL onlyTaylor series; using series for approximation29

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