Book 1 of the 5 essential Junior Cert books will teach you how to recognise and solve 2 of the most important equations, the Straight Line Equations and the Quadratic Equation.
Book 2 of the 5 essential Junior Cert Books will teach you how to recognise and solve a standard simultaneous equation. It will also introduce you to the concept of factors.
This book provides a full list of the Theorems you need to be familiar with for the Junior Cert. It also provides the Proofs you need, but most importantly will teach how to use your list of Theorems to answer questions.
Again, not a favourite for most people..but this book will teach you how to recognise the different parts to Probability. The Maths is straight forward but its the different topics that are confusing. This book will help take care of that.
This book will take you through the important definitions in Statistics and teach you how to draw the different types of charts. It will also help you with your means, modes, medians and interquartile ranges.
Book 5 of the 5 essential Junior Cert Books will teach you how to use Algebra (including fractions) to make one of the equations you learned in the first 4 books.
The Book will teach the concept of plotting Graphs and explain how a Graph can be used to show the relationship between different things. You will also see how important the 6 types of equations you learned in Book 1 and Book 2 now are.
This is a very important topic at all levels in Maths and one of the topics that everybody hates. Learn how Percentages are just Fractions written in a different form. Make your Fraction and Percentages is easy.
In this book we will look at a set of rules you will use for Compound Interest, USC and Tax, Currency Conversion, Profit and Loss, and VAT. You will combine your knowledge of the 6 types of equations and your Percentages.
In book 6 you will learn the 2 different methods for putting information into Venn Diagrams. Become familiar with all the Symbols and what they mean. Learn about how Union is distributive over intersection and vice versa.