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Toronto Metropolitan University QMS110 — Applied Mathematics for Business

Review elementary functions and algebra supporting TMU’s business modelling course. Financial mathematics, Excel analysis and written business reports remain with the official course.

12 original question families · 36 parameter instances

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Course alignment and coverage

Current official public course description checked 25 October 2026. No current section-level or weekly syllabus was publicly verified; topic alignment below does not claim a teaching sequence or assessment coverage.

Across this collection: 156 distinct original families and 468 parameter instances. Courses share topic banks; translations and shared mappings are not extra questions.

Supported learning objectives

  • Algebra essentials

    Solve linear equations, expand products, factor a quadratic and identify an inequality boundary.

  • Functions and domains

    Evaluate and compose functions, invert a linear function and find a square-root domain endpoint.

  • Powers and logarithms

    Evaluate integer powers and logarithms, apply a doubling model and solve an equal-base equation.

What is not covered

Selected function/algebra drills only: no financial annuities, loan schedules, Excel modelling or business-report assessment. QMS130 and QMS702 are distinct courses; calculus is not mapped to QMS110.

An original worked example

Solve 2x+3=9. Enter x.

Worked solution

Answer: 3

  1. 2x=6.
  2. Divide by 2: x=3.
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