Year 9 – Mathematics

Teach students about simple interest and how it compounds with practical examples based on Australia’s superannuation system. 

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Applying linear and quadratic functions

You have been asked to give business advice for the following 2 businesses to help them make decisions that will…

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What type of tax is this?

Average rate of taxFor each income in table 1, calculate the average rate of tax paid. Decide if the tax is…

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What type of tax is this?

  Linked activity: Tax types

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Graphing distribution and correlation

  Linked activity: Graphing and analysing the distribution of superannuation data

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Linear functions for business

  Linked activity: Modelling profit and loss with linear and quadratic functions

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Linear functions for business

A business wants to manufacture soap bars. Before they start production, they need to make sure they can make a profit…

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Introduction to quadratic functions

  Linked activity: Modelling profit and loss with linear and quadratic functions

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Applying quadratics to business

  Linked activity: Modelling profit and loss with linear and quadratic functions

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Worksheet

Quadratic functions

Define the following terms in your own words. Vertex Line of symmetry Parabola Minimum…

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Worksheet

Budget and forecasting – Errors and exaggerations - Solutions

Part 1: Calculating and interpreting absolute, relative and percentage errors Refer to the data table in The Budget…

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Workbook

What type of tax is this? - Solutions

Average rate of taxFor each income in table 1, calculate the average rate of tax paid. Decide if the tax is…

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  • Year 9
  • solutions
 

Workbook

Budget forecasting - Errors and exaggerations - Solutions

Part 1: Calculating and interpreting absolute, relative and percentage errorsRefer to the data table in The Budget and…

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  • Year 9
  • solutions