Stage 9 Mathematics — Complete Revision Notes
The last year before IGCSE: every Stage 9 topic with definitions, worked examples shown step by step, the mistakes students actually make, and English–Thai key terms.
Cambridge Lower Secondary — Stage 9 · Equivalent to ม.3 / Grade 9 · 11 chapters · ~116 min to read
Contents
- 1
Indices, Surds and Standard Form
Indices, Surds and Standard Formin reviewIndex laws extended to fractional powers, which turns every root into a power — and the surd arithmetic that keeps answers exact instead of rounded.
3 sections·~10 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC 8.EE, N-RN
- 2
Rounding, Bounds and Accuracy
Rounding, Bounds and Accuracyin reviewWhat a rounded measurement actually tells you — and why every measured number is a range rather than a value, which changes what you may claim about a calculation.
3 sections·~10 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC N-Q, 7.NS
- 3
Percentages and Compound Change
Percentages and Compound Changein reviewRepeated percentage change — interest, depreciation and population growth — and the reverse question that asks what something was worth before.
3 sections·~10 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC 7.RP, F-LE
- 4
Direct and Inverse Proportion
Direct and Inverse Proportionin reviewProportion written as an equation rather than worked as a recipe — which is what lets you answer questions the unitary method cannot reach.
3 sections·~9 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC 7.RP, 8.F
- 5
Quadratic Expressions and Equations
Quadratic Expressions and Equationsin reviewFactorising a quadratic and using it to solve — the first equations in this book with two answers, and the property that makes finding them possible.
3 sections·~11 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC A-SSE, A-REI
- 6
Simultaneous Equations
Simultaneous Equationsin reviewTwo equations, two unknowns, and three ways to find the pair that satisfies both — plus what it means when there is no such pair.
3 sections·~11 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC 8.EE, A-REI
- 7
Linear, Quadratic and Real-Life Graphs
Linear, Quadratic and Real-Life Graphsin reviewReading a straight line from its equation, sketching a parabola from its factors, and interpreting the graphs that describe journeys.
3 sections·~10 min·จำนวนและพีชคณิต (Number and Algebra)·CC 8.F, F-IF
- 8
Similarity and Congruence
Similarity and Congruencein reviewSame shape against same shape and size — and the scale factors for length, area and volume, which are three different numbers and the reason most of these questions are got wrong.
3 sections·~10 min·การวัดและเรขาคณิต (Geometry and Measure)·CC 8.G, G-SRT
- 9
Trigonometry
Trigonometryin reviewConnecting an angle to the sides of a right-angled triangle — which makes heights and distances you cannot reach into things you can calculate.
3 sections·~12 min·การวัดและเรขาคณิต (Geometry and Measure)·CC G-SRT
- 10
Circles, Prisms and Solids
Circles, Prisms and Solidsin reviewArcs and sectors as fractions of a circle, and the volumes and surface areas of the solids built from circles and polygons.
3 sections·~10 min·การวัดและเรขาคณิต (Geometry and Measure)·CC 7.G, G-GMD
- 11
Statistics and Probability
Statistics and Probabilityin reviewAverages from grouped data, scatter graphs and what correlation does not prove, and the probability of two events happening together.
3 sections·~13 min·สถิติและความน่าจะเป็น (Statistics and Probability)·CC S-ID, S-CP, 8.SP
Which curricula this maps to
Chapter order follows the Cambridge syllabus this book is written for. Each chapter also states its US Common Core domains and the matching สสวท. strand, so a student moving between an international programme and the Thai system can see where the same ground sits in the other curriculum.
Note: we name strands and domains, never individual indicator codes. Mapping to a single indicator requires interpretation, and we would rather not claim precision we cannot defend.
MathPrepAI is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Cambridge Assessment International Education. Syllabus names and codes are used only to say what this book covers. Every problem here is written for this book rather than taken from a past paper.