Matematika SMA Kelas XI IPA

Electronic School Book (BSE) Mathematics for Class XI Vocational School / High School Natural Sciences Program. This application was created to make it easier for students to learn mathematics anywhere and anytime.

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Chapter 1 Statistics

A. Data Presentation

B. Presentation of Statistical Data

C. Presentation of Size Data into Descriptive Statistical Data

Chapter 2 Opportunities

A. Enumeration Rules

B. Probability of an Event

C. Compound Event

Chapter 3 Trigonometry

A. Trigonometry Formulas for the Sum and Difference of Two Angles

B. Trigonometry Formulas for Double Angles

C. Multiplication, Addition, and Subtraction of Sines and Cosines

Chapter 4 Circles

A. Circle Equation

B. Equation of Tangent Lines to Circles

Chapter 5 Many Tribes

A. Definition of Multiethnicity

B. Determining the Value of Multiterms

C. Division of Many Tribes

D. Remainder theorem

E. Factor Theorem

Chapter 6 Compositional Functions and Inverse Functions

A. Functions and Properties

B. Algebra of Functions

C. Composition Function

D. Inverse Function

E. Inverse of the Composition Function

Chapter 7 Limits

A. Function Limits

B. Limits of Trigonometric Functions

Chapter 8 Function Derivatives and Their Applications

A. Derivative Concept

B. Determining the Derivative of the Function

C. Tangent Line Equation to a Curve

D. Increasing Function and Decreasing Function

E. Maximum and Minimum

F. Second Derivative

G. Stationary Value

H. Drawing Algebraic Function Graphs