NSW Year 12 Maths Extension 1 - Coursebook

Extension 1 asks students to handle complex algebra, formal proof, calculus and vectors in unfamiliar settings. Every step is shown, with a fully worked solution for every question.

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Fully aligned to the NSW Year 7 Mathematics syllabus
Written by John Kinny-Lewis — 45+ years teaching maths
A fully worked solution for every question

The Challenge

Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1 builds on Advanced Mathematics and introduces a significant increase in difficulty, abstraction, and mathematical reasoning. Students are expected to manipulate complex algebra, construct formal proofs, and apply calculus and vectors in unfamiliar contexts.

Many students struggle when explanations are brief, working steps are skipped, or questions are not clearly linked to the syllabus outcomes assessed in the HSC.

Our Solution

The Class Mathematics NSW Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1 Coursebook is designed as a complete, structured guide through the entire Extension 1 syllabus. Each topic is clearly explained, with methods broken down step by step to help students develop confidence and accuracy.

The book focuses heavily on algebraic manipulation, proof, vectors, and calculus — the core skills required to succeed in Extension 1 and perform strongly in the HSC.

Why This Book Works

  • Complete coverage of the NSW Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1 syllabus
  • Strong emphasis on algebraic reasoning and proof
  • Fully worked solutions for every question – , showing full logical working
  • Past HSC questions included – and organised by topic
  • Clear explanations of complex concepts – such as vectors, calculus, and differential equations
  • Ideal for assessment preparation and HSC revision

Who This Book Is For

Students completing NSW Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1
Students aiming for strong HSC performance in Extension 1 mathematics
Students who want clear structure and fully explained solutions
Parents supporting high-performing mathematics students

This book contains 7 chapters and includes the following topics:

  1. 1 Trig Equations
  2. 2 Proof
  3. 3 Vectors
  4. 4 Calculus
  5. 5 Differential Equations
  6. 6 Projectile Motion
  7. 7 Binomial Distribution

Each chapter includes clear theory, worked examples, graded practice questions, and fully worked solutions. QR codes throughout link to short video tutorials for additional support.

Trig Equations

  • Compound Angle Equations
  • Auxiliary Angle Method
  • t Formulae Method

Proof

  • Series
  • Divisibility

Vectors

  • Vector Basics
  • Vectors in Two Dimensions
  • Vectors in Component Form
  • Scalar Product of Vectors
  • Projection of Vectors
  • Vectors in Geometry

Calculus

  • Integration by Substitution
  • Trig Integration
  • Derivative of Inverse Functions
  • Integrations that give Inverse Trig Functions
  • Volumes of Solids of Revolution

Differential Equations

  • Introduction to Differential Equations (DEs)
  • Direction Fields
  • Solving y=f(x)
  • Solving y=g(y)
  • Solving y=f(x)g(y)
  • Modelling First Order

Projectile Motion

  • Time Equations
  • Equation of Path

Binomial Distribution

  • Bernoulli Trials
  • Binomial Distribution
  • Mean and Variance of a Binomial Distribution
  • Normal Approximation of the Sample Proportion
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Written by John Kinny-Lewis
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Written by John Kinny-Lewis

45+ years in the classroom. He wrote this book because students were hitting Year 7 algebra with no way to check their own work — and parents couldn't help once the methods changed.

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