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What is the main knowledge of liberal arts mathematics in senior high school now? I hope to be more detailed.
Five compulsory courses, three elective courses and three elective courses.

Compulsory courses include: function, trigonometric function, probability, algorithm, solid geometry.

Elective courses include: conic section, permutation and combination, probability.

There are: inequalities, matrices, polar coordinates, parametric equations.

Review some knowledge points of high school mathematics

Chapter 1 Set and Simple Logic

1, all subsets of a set containing n elements.

Chapter II Functions

1, exponent: operation:

2. Logarithm: ① There is no logarithm between negative numbers and zero, ②, the logarithm of 1 is equal to 0:,

③ The logarithm of the base number is equal to 1:,

④ Logarithm of product:, Logarithm of quotient:,

Logarithm of power:; ,

Bottom changing formula:

3. Exponential logarithmic function

Function image definition domain

Range increases interval decreases interval.

Chapter III Sequence of Numbers

1, sum of the first n items of the sequence:

The relationship between the sum of the first n terms of the sequence and the general term;

2. arithmetic progression: (1), definition:

(2) General formula:

(3) Sum of the first n items: 1.

(after finishing, it is a quadratic function about the constant term of n)

(4) Arithmetic average: three numbers are arithmetic: a-d, a, a+d.

3. Geometric series:

(1), definition: ().

(2) General formula:

(3) the sum of the first n items:

(4) such as ratio:

Chapter IV Trigonometric Functions

1, radian system: (1), radian 1 radian =;

Arc length formula: (is the radian number of the angle)

2, trigonometric function (1), definition:

3. Trigonometric function value of special angle

Angle of

radian

4. The basic relationship of trigonometric functions with the same angle:

5. Inductive formula: (parity is unchanged, the symbol looks at the quadrant) Sine is positive; Cosine right is positive; The tangent 13 is positive.

Formula 2: Formula 3: Formula 4: Formula 5:

6. Sine, cosine and tangent of sum and difference of two angles

7. Auxiliary angle formula:

8. Double angle formula: (1)

(2) Simplified formula: (mostly used to study properties)

9, trigonometric function:

Function image definition domain

Range Periodic Parity Increasing Interval Decreasing Interval

Function definition domain value domain amplitude periodic frequency phase initial phase image

10, triangle solution: (1), triangle area formula:

(2) Sine theorem:

(3) Cosine theorem:

Looking for an angle:

Chapter 5, Plane Vector

1, coordinate operation: (1) is set, then

Product of number and vector: λ, product of quantity:

(2) Let the coordinates of point A and point B be (x 1, y 1) and (x2, y2) respectively.

Then. (End minus Start)

;

Modulus of vector ||: =;

(3) Product of the number of plane vectors:,

Attention:,,

(4), the angle of vector, then

,

2. Important conclusion: (1), two vectors are parallel:

(Coordinate representation)

(2), two non-zero vectors are perpendicular = (coordinate representation),

(3) If p is divided into directed line segments, let P(x, y), P 1(x 1, y 1), P2(x2, y2),

Midpoint coordinate formula:

Chapter VI: Inequality

1, average inequality: (1), ()

(2)、a & gt0,b & gt0; Or positive, negative, three-phase and so on.

2. The method of solving exponential inequality and logarithmic inequality: the same base method, the true number of logarithm is greater than 0;

Chapter 7: Equations of Lines and Circles

1, dip angle:,;

Two points are on a straight line with a slope of

2. Linear equation: (1), point inclination:; ② Oblique type:;

(3) general formula: (A and B are not 0 at the same time) slope,

3. The positional relationship between two straight lines

(1), parallel:

Vertical:

(2), the distance formula from the point to the straight line (the straight line equation must be converted into a general formula)

6. Equation of circle:

(1), the standard equation of a circle with center and radius.

(2) General equation of circle

(Formula:)

When represents a circle with a center and a radius of;

Chapter 8: conic curve 1, elliptic standard equation: half focal length: eccentricity range.

2. Hyperbolic standard equation: half focal length

Eccentricity range

3. Parabolic definition: eccentricity:

Standard equation and symmetry axis equation of parabola;

Chapter 9 Solid Geometry

1. Diagonal mapping method: 2. Formula of surface area and volume of cylinder, cone, platform and sphere: 3. Characteristics of aircraft:

4. The plane representation and drawing:

5. Axiom 1, 2, 3 and mathematical symbol language 6. The positional relationship between two straight lines in space and the definition and range of angles formed by straight lines in different planes;

Axiom 4 and Equiangular Theorem: 7. The positional relationship and mathematical symbol representation between straight lines and planes in space: 8. The positional relationship between planes and mathematical symbol representation: 9. Determination of parallelism between straight line and plane and its mathematical symbol representation: 10. Determination of plane parallelism and its mathematical symbol representation: 1 1. The essence and mathematical symbol representation of parallelism between straight line and plane;

12. The property of plane parallel to plane and its mathematical symbol representation: 13. Determination of perpendicularity between straight line and plane and its mathematical symbol representation;

14. Definition and range of the angle formed by a straight line and a plane:

15. The plane is perpendicular to the plane:

Definition of dihedral angle and plane angle of dihedral angle

16. Determination of plane perpendicular to plane and mathematical symbol expression: 17. Properties of straight line perpendicular to plane and mathematical symbolic language;

18. The Nature of Plane Perpendicular to Plane and Mathematical Symbol Language;

There are also program block diagrams, full-name quantifiers and existential quantifiers.