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The official Newfoundland and Labrador Mathematics 3202 curriculum
Newfoundland and Labrador defines Mathematics 3202 by strands and outcomes. MapleMind teaches the same curriculum reorganized for one-skill-at-a-time tutoring — the table shows exactly where every official strand lands, and the ministry's own wording is quoted under each unit below.
Official source Newfoundland and Labrador's official curriculumRead it on the government site — gov.nl.ca ↗| Official strand | Outcomes | Where MapleMind teaches it |
|---|---|---|
| Strand N | 6 | Financial Decisions |
| PAR | 2 | Linear Relations |
| SAS | 9 | Measurement and Geometry · Sine and Cosine Law |
| SAP | 6 | Statistics · Probability and Odds |
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Unit 1Financial DecisionsOfficial strand · Strand N
Making real money decisions: vehicles, small business, housing, and income tax.
Buying, Leasing, and Running a Vehicle
- Buy, lease, or lease-to-buy a vehicleN.1.1 — Describe and compare the options for buying, leasing, and leasing-to-buy a vehicle, and justify a choice based on finances, use, maintenance, warranty, mileage, and insurance.
- Cost of operating a vehicleN.1.3 — Solve problems involving the purchase, lease, or lease-to-purchase of a vehicle, and determine fixed operating costs (warranty, insurance, licensing) and ongoing costs (gas, maintenance).
Running a Small Business
- Small-business options and expensesN.1.5 — Identify the expenses and feasible options for a small business in a community, and generate ideas that might improve its profitability.
- Profit, loss, and break-evenN.1.8 — Determine the profit, loss, and break-even point for a small business, and explain factors such as seasonal variation and hours of operation that affect profitability.
Housing and Income Tax
- Renting vs owning a homeN.1.10 — Compare rental options and the costs of purchasing and maintaining a home, including how renting versus owning compares within and across provinces and territories.
- Filing an income tax returnN.1.13 — Explain why Canadians file an annual income tax return, identify the forms, common credits, and deductions involved, and examine a simple completed return.
The official wording — 6 outcomes in this unit
- N.1.1
Describe and explain various options for buying, leasing and leasing to buy a vehicle
- N.1.3
Solve, with or without technology, problems that involve the purchase, lease or lease to purchase a vehicle
- N.1.5
Identify expenses in operating a small business
- N.1.8
Determine the profit, loss and break-even point for a small business
- N.1.10
Compare rental accommodation options, and explain any differences that might exist
- N.1.13
Explain why most Canadians are expected to submit an annual income tax return
Unit 2Linear RelationsOfficial strand · PAR
Recognizing linear relations and using their equations and slopes in context.
Recognizing Linear Relations
- Identifying linear relationsPAR.2.1 — Identify and describe the characteristics of a linear relation in a graph, table, or number pattern, sort relations as linear or nonlinear, and decide when points should be connected.
- Slope, variation, and equationsPAR.2.4 — Relate slope and rate of change to linear relations, identify direct or partial variation, build tables and equations for a context, and solve problems using a linear formula.
The official wording — 2 outcomes in this unit
- PAR.2.1
Identify and describe the characteristics of a linear relation represented in a graph, table of values or number pattern
- PAR.2.4
Relate slope and rate of change to linear relations
Unit 3Measurement and GeometryOfficial strand · SAS
Precision and tolerance on the job, and the properties and transformations of shapes.
Precision and Accuracy
- Precision vs accuracySAS.3.3 — Explain why a context requires a certain degree of precision or accuracy, distinguish precision from accuracy with examples, and analyze both in a contextual problem.
- Instruments and toleranceSAS.3.5 — Compare the accuracy of measuring instruments, describe their limitations in a trade, relate precision to uncertainty, and calculate maximum and minimum values from a degree of tolerance.
- Solving tolerance problemsSAS.3.9 — Solve contextual problems that involve precision, accuracy, or tolerance in a trade or measurement setting.
Properties of Polygons
- Angle properties of polygonsSAS.3.10 — Describe and illustrate the angle properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, and regular polygons, and explain why a property does or does not apply.
- Side lengths, symmetry, and applicationsSAS.3.14 — Describe and illustrate side-length properties and line symmetry in triangles, quadrilaterals, and regular polygons, and identify applications of these properties in construction and design.
Similarity and Transformations
- Similarity and dilationsSAS.3.17 — Determine and explain whether an image is a dilation using similarity, draw a dilation image, and explain how a shape and its image are proportional.
- Single transformationsSAS.3.21 — Draw the image of a 2-D shape under a single transformation, and identify which single transformation produced a given image.
- Designs with combined transformationsSAS.3.23 — Draw images from a combination of successive transformations, relate reflections to lines of symmetry, and create and describe designs using translations, rotations, and reflections across all four quadrants.
The official wording — 8 outcomes in this unit
- SAS.3.3
Explain, using examples, the difference between precision and accuracy
- SAS.3.5
Compare the degree of accuracy of two given instruments used to measure the same attribute
- SAS.3.9
Solve problems that involve precision, accuracy or tolerance
- SAS.3.10
Describe and illustrate angle properties of triangles
- SAS.3.14
Describe and illustrate side length properties of triangles
- SAS.3.17
Determine and explain whether a given image is a dilation of another given shape, using the concept of similarity
- SAS.3.21
Draw the image of a 2-D shape that results from a given single transformation
- SAS.3.23
Draw the image of a 2-D shape that results from a given combination of successive transformations
Unit 4Sine and Cosine LawOfficial strand · SAS
Solving on-the-job triangles with the sine and cosine laws.
Solving Triangles on the Job
- Sine law and cosine lawSAS.5.3 — Solve problems using the sine law and the cosine law when a diagram is given, and describe their use in construction, industrial, and design applications.
The official wording — 1 outcome in this unit
- SAS.5.3
Solve problems, using the sine law or cosine law, when a diagram is given
Unit 5StatisticsOfficial strand · SAP
Central tendency, outliers, and reading trends in real data.
Measures of Central Tendency
- Mean, median, and modeSAP.6.1 — Determine the mean, median, and mode of a data set, solve problems involving them, correct calculation errors, and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each measure.
- Weighted mean and outliersSAP.6.6 — Calculate a weighted mean, identify outliers and explain their effect on mean, median, and mode, and calculate a trimmed mean justifying the removal of outliers.
Reading and Graphing Data
- Central tendency in the mediaSAP.6.10 — Explain, using examples from print and other media, how measures of central tendency and outliers are used to give different interpretations of data.
- Trends and scatter plotsSAP.6.11 — Describe trends in a data set including scatter plots, solve problems by interpolation or extrapolation, match contexts to graphs, create graphs, and sort scatter plots by trend.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- SAP.6.1
Determine the mean, median and mode for a set of data
- SAP.6.6
Calculate the mean of a set of numbers after allowing the data to have different weightings
- SAP.6.10
Explain, using examples from print and other media, how measures of central tendency and outliers are used to provide different interpretations of data
- SAP.6.11
Describe the trends in the graph of a data set, including scatter plots
Unit 6Probability and OddsOfficial strand · SAP
Calculating probability, comparing it to odds, and using both to decide.
Probability and Odds
- Calculating probabilitySAP.7.1 — Calculate the probability of an event from a data set and express a given probability as a fraction, decimal, percent, and in a statement.
- Odds and decisionsSAP.7.3 — Explain the difference between odds and probability, determine a probability from given odds, and solve contextual problems, explaining how decisions combine theoretical, experimental, and subjective judgement.
The official wording — 2 outcomes in this unit
- SAP.7.1
Calculate the probability of an event based on a data set
- SAP.7.3
Explain the difference between odds and probability
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