The mathematics courses for Grade G9 in Canada mainly include: fractional and integer operations, mathematical steps, assumptions and data sources, sampling principles, relational expressions, exponents, algebraic expressions, polynomial addition and subtraction, solving equations, solving equations with fractions, establishing formulas and algebraic models, positive and partial variations, slopes, variables, slopes and first-order differences, linear equations and oblique sections, standard formulas for linear regression, and expressions for finding straight lines.

Canada 10 grade mathematics curriculum mainly includes the following knowledge points:

Representation and characteristics of linear relations, solving linear equations, circles and line segments, straight lines and properties of geometric figures, solving problems by using geometric figure coordinates, quadratic relations, factorization of quadratic relations, images of quadratic and exponential equations, algebraic expression of factorization, image transformation of quadratic relations, three forms of quadratic relations, solving quadratic equations with one variable, explaining the roots of quadratic equations with one variable, solving problems of congruent triangles, similar triangles and similar triangles,

Explain the triangle.

Canada 1 1 grade function course mainly includes the following knowledge points:

Function, domain and range, quadratic function and its maximum and minimum, solution of known root quadratic equation, solution of linear quadratic equations, function image transformation, inverse function index, function index, function image transformation, using exponential function to solve practical problems, sine theorem and cosine theorem of trigonometric identities at any angle, sine function and cosine function image transformation arithmetic progression geometric series simple interest and compound interest present value annuity.

Mathematics majors in Canadian universities include pure mathematics and applied mathematics, statistics and probability. For details, please refer to the curriculum of Canadian University official website.

If you encounter learning problems in the above majors, you can ask your teacher for help.