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Mathematics
Mathematics 4 Financial Algebra CP
Grade 12 Grade 12
Course Number 361 Course Number 362
Full Year Course - 1 credit Full Year Course - 1 credit
Prerequisite: Mathematics 3 Prerequisite: Mathematics 2 and Teacher
Estimated Fee: None Recommendation
Recommended For: College Bound or Technical Estimated Fee: None
Education Recommended For: Technical Education or College
Career: B,E,F,H Bound
Career: A,B,F,P
Mathematics 4 builds off of the concepts of
Mathematics 3 but extends the study of rates This course explores linear, quadratic, and
of change, functions, trigonometry and exponential equations, as well as
sequences and series. This course includes probability, geometry and other math topics
an introduction to matrices and calculus. A through the realities of the stock market,
graphing calculator is required for this banking and credit, employment, taxes,
course. retirement, and budgeting. The course may
be taken as a senior level college
preparatory class to fulfill the fourth year
Mathematics 4 Option graduation requirement or as an additional
Grade 12 mathematics course during a student’s
Course Number OPT361 senior year. A graphing calculator is
Full Year Course - 1 credit required for this course.
Prerequisite: Mathematics 3
Estimated Fee: None
Recommended For: College Bound or Technical Financial Algebra CP
Education Option
Career: B,E,F,H
Grade 12
Mathematics 4 builds off of the concepts of Course Number OPT362
Mathematics 3 but extends the study of rates Full Year Course - 1 credit
Prerequisite: Mathematics 2 and Teacher
of change, functions, trigonometry and Recommendation
sequences and series. This course includes Estimated Fee: None
an introduction to matrices and calculus. A Recommended For: Technical Education or College
graphing calculator is required for this Bound
course. Career: A,B,F,P
This course explores linear, quadratic, and
exponential equations, as well as
probability, geometry and other math topics
through the realities of the stock market,
banking and credit, employment, taxes,
retirement, and budgeting. The course may
be taken as a senior level college
preparatory class to fulfill the fourth year
graduation requirement or as an additional
mathematics course during a student’s
senior year. A graphing calculator is
required for this course.
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