MODULE DESCRIPTION
Dear Learner, in this module, you will have an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of grade 11 Mathematics. The module is organized into two modules. The first module introduces you the fundamental concepts of relations, functions and matrices including its definition and functional values. In the second module, you will learn about vectors, transformations of the plane, statistics and probability. The concepts in each unit are discussed systematically and sequentially. In addition, illustrative examples are given so that you can easily understand the concepts presented. while online learning by itself shares many of the fundamental design principles of effective activities, assessments, and interactions used in other learning contexts, it is worth considering the unique set of teaching and learning conditions that the online environment generates. I advise you to work on all these questions as the concepts require repeated exercise to master them
MODULE ONE
MODULE DESCRIPTION
Dear learner,
Welcome to Grade 11 Mathematics Module one!
This module provides a comprehensive knowledge and concept of grade 11 Mathematics starts from relations and functions while the second unit discusses about rational expressions and rational functions but in the third and fourth units you will have to learn about matrices and determinants. Each unit has its own details illustrated in verbal, pictorial and real life explores, To facilitate your understanding, the presentation of contents in the module is supported by in text questions, learning activity questions and self-check exercise questions.
Dear learner, You have to take sufficient time for the study of contents included and do not pass to the next content before mastering the previous one. Finally, I want to assure you that this module is organized from simple to complex supplemented with discussion of adequate examples and exercises with answers are included. Before looking at the answers of activities and self-check exercises, please make sure that you have completed activities and the self-check exercises by your own. This module requires you to spend at least 21 hours of self-study time
MODULE LEARNING OUT COME/ OBJECTIVES
Dear Learner,
By the end of this module, you should be able to;
- Define relations and functions;
- Determine the inverse of a given relation;
- Discuss about the types of functions;
- know how to find compositions of functions;
- Sketch the graph of inverse functions
- Appreciate the applications of relations and functions in real life situations
- Define a rational expression
- Know methods and procedures in simplifying rational expressions
- Define rational function
- Develop efficient methods in solving rational equations and inequalities
- Know basic concept and specific facts about rational functions
- Know basic concepts about matrices
- Perform operation on matrices
- Differentiate types of a matrix
- Define inverse of an invertible matrix
- Use elementary row operations to find inverse of square matrices of order 2 and 3
- Define system of linear equations
- Solve linear system of equations by using elementary row operations
- Determine the determinant of a square matrix of order 2
- Find the minor and cofactor of a given element of a matrix
- Calculate the determinate of a square matrix of order 3
- Determine inverse of a square matrix
- Apply Cramer’s rule to solve systems of linear equations solve real life problems by using determinant concept
ACTIVITIES IN THIS MODULE
The module activities are designed to help you elaborate basic terms in this unit, a quire the necessary skill and understanding of each content, and solve similar questions given in the lesson. For ease of use, clicking the provided links will allow you to jump directly to the location of the course where the activity is located.
MODULE CONTENTS
Unit One
Relations and Functions
Lesson 1: Relations
Lesson 2: Inverse of relations and their graph
Lesson 3: Type of functions
Lesson 4: Composition of functions and their Inverse, Application of relations
Unit Two
Rational Expressions and Rational Functions
Lesson 1: Rational expressions
Lesson 2: Rational equations and rational inequalities
Lesson 3: Rational equations and Their graphs and Applications
Unit Three
Matrices
Lesson 1: Concept of a Matrix and the Basic Operations
Lesson 2: Special matrices and Elementary row Operations of matrices
Lesson 3: System of Linear equations with two or three variables and their solutions
Lesson 4: Inverse of a square Matrix and Applications
Unit Four
Determinants of Matrices
Lesson 1: Determinants of Matrices of Order 2 and 3
Lesson 2: Properties of Determinants
Lesson 3: Inverse of square matrices, Solutions of system of linear equations and applications
MODULE ASSESSMENT METHOD
- Quizzes, Tests and assignments
- Mid-term exam
- Final exam
REFERENCES
- Mathematics Grade 11 Student Text Book Based On New Curriculum
- Extreme Mathematics For Grade 11-12
- Alpha Mathematics For Grade 11-12
- Galaxy Mathematics For Grade 11-12
- Internet Search
Instructor’s Information
Name: Esubalew Molla
• Email: hunegnw.e@gmail.com
• Phone No:+251909069666
Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 42 Lessons
- 365 Days
- UNIT ONE: Relations and FunctionsDear Learner welcome to unit one, this is the first unit of this module you will find the basics of the topic – definition of relations and functions, special functions, different types of relations and some of the solved examples. “Relations and Functions” are the most important topics in algebra. Relations and functions are the two different words having different meanings mathematically. You might get confused about their difference. Before we go deeper, let’s understand the difference between both with a simple example. An ordered pair is represented as (INPUT, OUTPUT): The relation shows the relationship between INPUT and OUTPUT. Whereas, a function is a relation which derives one OUTPUT for each given INPUT.20
- 1.1Lesson 1: Relations30 Minutes
- 1.2Activity 1 on Relations18 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.3Summary on Relations
- 1.4Lesson 1: Test36 Minutes12 Questions
- 1.5Downloadable Offline Resource
- 1.6Lesson 2: Inverse of Relations and Their Graph30 Minutes
- 1.7Activity 2. on Inverse of Relations and Their Graph15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.8Summary on Inverse of Relations and Their Graph
- 1.9Lesson 2: Test36 Minutes12 Questions
- 1.10Downloadable Resources
- 1.11Lesson 3: Type of Functions60 Minutes
- 1.12Activity 3: on Type of Functions21 Minutes7 Questions
- 1.13Summary on Type of Functions
- 1.14Lesson 3: Test27 Minutes9 Questions
- 1.15Lesson 3 Downloadable Resources
- 1.16Lesson 4: Composition of Functions and Applications of Relations30 Minutes
- 1.17Activity 4.1 on Composition of Functions and Applications of Relations18 Minutes6 Questions
- 1.18Summary on Composition of Functions and Applications of Relations
- 1.19Lesson 4: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.20Downloadable Resources
- Unit Two: Rational Expressions and Rational FunctionsDear learner wel come to unit two, in this unit on Rational Expressions and Rational Functions, you will explore the fundamental concepts and practical applications of these mathematical topics through a series of four comprehensive lessons. Lesson 1 introduces the concept of rational expressions, which are fractions that contain polynomials in the numerator and denominator. you will learn how to simplify, add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational expressions. In Lesson 2, students will delve into solving rational equations and rational inequalities. you will learn how to find the solutions to equations and inequalities that involve rational expressions, as well as how to analyze and graph their results. Lesson 3 focuses on rational equations and their graphs, allowing you to further understand the relationship between equations and their graphical representations. Students will learn how to graph rational functions and interpret their behaviors. Finally, in Lesson 4, you will apply their knowledge of rational expressions and functions to real-world scenarios. They will solve practical problems that involve the use of rational expressions and functions, such as rates, proportions, and optimization. Overall, this unit provides a comprehensive overview of rational expressions and functions, equipping students with the necessary skills to solve complex problems and make connections to real-world situations.15
- 1.1Lesson 5: Rational Expressions30 Minutes
- 1.2Activity 5 on Rational Expressions15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.3Summary on Rational Expressions10 Minutes
- 1.4Lesson 5: Test24 Minutes8 Questions
- 1.5Downloadable Resources
- 1.6Lesson 6: Rational Equations and Rational Inequalities30 Minutes
- 1.7Activity 6 on Rational Equations and Rational Inequalities18 Minutes6 Questions
- 1.8Summary : Rational Equations and Rational Inequalities
- 1.9Lesson 6: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.10Down loadable Resources
- 1.11Lesson 7: Rational Functions and their Applications30 Minutes
- 1.12Activity 7: on Rational Functions and their Applications21 Minutes7 Questions
- 1.13Summary: Rational Functions and their Applications
- 1.14Lesson 7: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.15Offline Downloadable resources
- Unit Three: MatricesDear learner welcome to unit three , in this comprehensive unit, you will familiar into the foundational concepts and operations related to matrices. Beginning with Lesson 1, learners will explore the fundamental concept of a matrix, understanding its structure and significance in various mathematical contexts. Moving on to details, you will grasp the essential operations performed on matrices, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and more. Lesson 2 delivers into special types of matrices, such as symmetric matrices, diagonal matrices, and identity matrices, with their properties and applications. In Lesson 3, you will master elementary row operations of matrices, a key aspect of matrix manipulation essential for solving systems of linear equations. The subsequent lessons, Lessons 4, focuses on practical applications of matrices in solving systems of linear equations with two or three variables and calculating the inverse of a square matrix, respectively. Finally, the unit explores various real-world applications of matrices, ranging from computer graphics and network theory to economics and engineering, highlighting the relevance and versatility of matrix algebra in diverse fields.20
- 1.1Lesson 8: Concept of Matrices30 Minutes
- 1.2Activity 8: On Concept of Matrices15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.3Summary: Concept of Matrices5 Minutes
- 1.4Lesson 8: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.5Offline downloadable resources
- 1.6Lesson 9: Special matrices and Elementary row Operations of Matrices30 Minutes
- 1.7Activity 9: On Special matrices and Elementary row Operations of Matrices15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.8Summary On Special matrices and Elementary row Operations of Matrices
- 1.9Lesson 9: Test27 Minutes9 Questions
- 1.10Offline Downloadable Resources
- 1.11Lesson 10: System of Linear equations with two or three variables and their solutions30 Minutes
- 1.12Activity 10: On System of Linear equations with two or three variables and their solutions15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.13Summary On System of Linear equations with two or three variables and their solutions
- 1.14Lesson 10: Test27 Minutes9 Questions
- 1.15Offline Downloadable Resources
- 1.16Lesson 11: Inverse of a square Matrix and Applications30 Minutes
- 1.17Activity 11: On Inverse of a square Matrix and Applications15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.18Summary On Inverse of a square Matrix and Applications
- 1.19Lesson 11: Test24 Minutes8 Questions
- 1.20Offline Downloadable resources2 Minutes
- Unit Four: Determinants of MatricesDear learner welcome to unit four, in this unit, you will have to study the fundamental concepts of matrices and determinants. Lesson 1 focuses on exploring the determinants of matrices of order 2 and 3, enabling a deeper understanding of their properties and significance in mathematical operations. Moving on to Lesson 2, you examine the various properties of determinants, unraveling their behavior and implications in matrix algebra. Finally, in Lesson 3, you venture into the realms of inverses of square matrices, solutions of systems of linear equations, and their real-world applications. Through these lessons, you will not only grasp the core principles of matrix theory but also appreciate the practical utility of these mathematical tools in diverse contexts.15
- 1.1Lesson 12: Determinants of Matrices of Order 2 and 330 Minutes
- 1.2Activity 12: On Determinants of Matrices of Order 2 and 315 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.3Summary On Determinants of Matrices of Order 2 and 35 Minutes
- 1.4Lesson 12: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.5Offline Down loadable Resources
- 1.6Lesson 13: Properties of Determinants30 Minutes
- 1.7Activity 13: On Properties of Determinants15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.8Summary On Properties of Determinants5 Minutes
- 1.9Lesson 13: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.10Offline Downloadable Resources
- 1.11Lesson 14: Inverse of Square Matrices, Solutions of System of linear Equations and Applications30 Minutes
- 1.12Activity 14: On Inverse of Square Matrices, Solutions of System of linear Equations and Applications15 Minutes5 Questions
- 1.13Summary On Inverse of Square Matrices, Solutions of System of linear Equations and Applications
- 1.14Lesson 14: Test30 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.15Offline Downloadable Resources
