Math Methods mock exam
Victorian Certificate of Education - Mathematical Methods Examination 2 (technology-active). Sit it in one block, time yourself with the on-screen clock, then self-mark against the model answers.
Paper structure from the official VCAA page.
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Paper at a glance
| Section | Questions | Marks | Recommended time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section A - Multiple choice | 20 | 20 | 30 min |
| Section B - Extended response | 18 | 60 | 90 min |
Before you start
What this mock covers
- Section A - Multiple choice: 20 multiple-choice questions, auto-marked when you submit.
- Section B - Extended response: 18 short-answer questions (60 marks), self-marked against a model answer.
15 syllabus dot points covered
Syllabus dot points examined in this paper:
- Anti-differentiation by recognition (reverse chain rule): VCE Math Methods Unit 4
- Antidifferentiation and indefinite integrals: VCE Math Methods Unit 4
- Bernoulli trials and the binomial distribution: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Circular (trig) functions and graphs: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Continuous random variables: VCE Math Methods Unit 4
- Differentiation from first principles (Unit 2 assumed knowledge): VCE Math Methods
- Differentiation rules and standard derivatives: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Exponential and logarithmic functions: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Factor and remainder theorems: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Hybrid functions and inverse functions: VCE Math Methods Unit 4
- Optimisation and rates of change: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Probability, conditional probability and independence: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Related rates of change (Specialist Mathematics content): notes for VCE Math Methods
- Solving polynomial, exponential, logarithmic and circular equations: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
- Transformations, composite and inverse functions: VCE Math Methods Unit 3
Multiple-choice questions are drawn from the Calculus (Maths Methods Units 3 and 4), Exam-style practice (harder): Maths Methods multiple choice, Functions and graphs (Maths Methods Units 3 and 4), Probability and statistics (Maths Methods Units 3 and 4) quizzes.
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