Complex numbers & Functions and graph sketching
- Complex numbers
- Functions and graph sketching
- Vectors in three dimensions
About this unit
Extend complex numbers, graph sketching and vectors into three-dimensional geometry and motion.
Extend complex numbers, graph sketching and vectors into three-dimensional geometry and motion.
Apply advanced integration, differential equations and statistical inference to theoretical and practical problems.
Start with the current SCSA syllabus, then use the supporting documents that match your course.
The examination has calculator-free and calculator-assumed papers, with an official formula sheet supplied.
5 min reading · 50 min working
10 min reading · 100 min working
Compulsory questions test exact reasoning and techniques without technology.
CAS calculators support advanced calculus, vectors, and statistical inference.
The 2025 cohort mean scaled score was 69.2, above TISC's all-course mean of 60.
Current · 2026
Updates refine de Moivre's theorem, conjugate roots, vector paths, systems of equations, confidence intervals and assessment wording.
Practice · older papers
Use past papers normally, but cross-check questions touching the amended vector, complex-number and inference dot points.
Ahead
Listed change documents cover rationale, aims and General Capabilities, with no assessable content-change summary.
The final combined course mark weights the moderated school assessment and external SCSA examination equally: 50% each.
Mathematics Specialist typically scales up, but this isn’t guaranteed in future years.
Use past papers normally, but cross-check questions touching the amended vector, complex-number and inference dot points.
WACE · Year 12
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