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Remember in the exam that attempt marks are giving for any step in the right direction, so attempt every part of the questions you do and make sure to show all your workings.

As the Project Maths course is relativily recent there are only a limited number of past papers available. Many of the Project Maths papers released are sample papers or pilot school papers and therefore marking schemes are not always available.
What's on the Junior Certificate Maths course?

Algebra - Equations from Words

Algebra - Expressions

Algebra - Solving Equations

Applied Arithmetic - Financial Maths

Applied Measure - Area & Volume

Coordinate Geometry

Counting/Permutations

Functions

Geometry

Geometry - Constructions

Speed, Distance, Time, Real Life Graphs

Number Systems

Probability

Sets

Statistics

Transformation Geometry

Trigonometry

What's the Junior Certificate Maths exam like?
Higher level students take two papers, each lasting two and a half hours. Ordinary level students also take two papers, each lasting two hours.
Any tips for doing well in Junior Certificate Maths?
Practice, Practice, Practice. Of all subjects, Maths is the one you need to constantly be practicing to do well. Pick a topic, study it, print out some questions, try them and check your answer against the marking scheme. Pay attention to the details and try to avoid basic errors. Make sure you know how to use your calculator and always show your workings in answers as attempt marks will often pass you a question.
Download the Junior Certificate Maths syllabus Download the Junior Certificate Chief Examiner's Report (2015)

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Remember in the exam that attempt marks are giving for any step in the right direction, so attempt every part of the questions you do and make sure to show all your workings. As the Project Maths course is relativily recent there are only a limited number of past papers available.

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GT.5 investigate properties of points, lines and line segments in the co-ordinate plane so that they can:
a. find and interpret: distance, midpoint, slope, point of intersection, and slopes of parallel and perpendicular lines
b. draw graphs of line segments and interpret such graphs in context, including discussing the rate of change (slope) and the y intercept
c. find and interpret the equation of a line in the form y = mx + c; y – y1 = m(x – x1 ); and ax + by + c = 0 (for a, b, c, m, x1 , y1 ∈ ℚ); including finding the slope, the y intercept, and other points on the line