AS 91945 · 5 credits · Internal
Aotearoa maths problems
Use mathematical methods to explore problems that relate to life in Aotearoa New Zealand or the Pacific
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You're working through a real-world problem connected to life in Aotearoa New Zealand or the Pacific using maths. You need to use at least four different maths methods (like working with numbers, algebra, measuring things, or shapes/space), pulling from at least two of those areas. Your job is to pick the right tools, work through them correctly, and explain what you're doing in maths language that others can follow.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Use at least four different mathematical processes (from number, algebra, measurement, or geometry) to tackle the problem
- ·Choose mathematical methods that actually fit the problem you're solving
- ·Work through calculations and get the right numerical answers with correct units
- ·Explain your working and findings using accurate mathematical language
- ·Show how each step connects logically to the next one
You use appropriate maths methods that work for the problem, get the calculations right with proper units, and explain what you did using correct maths terms.
You use appropriate maths methods and connect the steps together with clear logical reasoning, showing how each part builds on the one before, with all calculations correct and well-explained in accurate maths language.