3.1.1.OT1.1 Construct and present mathematical arguments

3.1.1.OT1.2 Mathematical language and syntax

3.1.1.OT1.5 Mathematical arguments and proofs

3.1.2.OT2.1 Problem structure recognition

3.1.2.OT2.2 Extended problem solving

3.1.2.OT2.3 Solution interpretation

3.1.2.OT2.6 Problem solving cycle

3.1.2.OT2.7 Mathematical diagrams

3.1.3.OT3.1 Model creation

3.1.3.OT3.2 Model exploration

3.1.3.OT3.3 Model interpretation

3.1.3.OT3.5 Modelling assumptions

3.3.B10 Partial fractions

3.3.B3 Quadratic functions

3.3.B5 Inequalities

3.3.B7 Function graphs

3.3.B9 Transformations

3.4.C1 Straight lines

3.4.C2 Circle geometry

3.4.C3 Parametric equations

3.5.D1 Binomial expansion

3.5.D4 Arithmetic sequences

3.5.D5 Geometric sequences

3.6.1 Basic trigonometry

3.6.9 Trigonometry in context

3.7.F1 Exponential functions

3.7.F2 Exponential growth

3.7.F3 Natural logarithm

3.7.F5 Exponential equations

3.8.G1 Basic differentiation

3.10.I3 Numerical integration

3.10.I4 Application of numerical methods

3.11.J1 2D and 3D vectors

3.11.J4 Position vectors

3.13.L1 Diagrams for single-variable data

3.13.L2 Correlation

3.13.L3 Measures of central tendency

3.14.M1 Probability concepts

3.14.M2 Conditional probability

3.14.M3 Probability modelling

3.15.N1 Discrete probability

3.15.N2 Normal distribution

3.17.P1 SI units