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Class 7 Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 2, 8th Ed. (2027-28)

Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 2 (8th Edition, Oxford) for Class 7, session 2027-28: 13 chapters on linear graphs, simultaneous equations, inequalities, factorisation, patterns, finance, proportion, Pythagoras, trigonometry, solids, probability and histograms.

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Class 7 · Book 2
Oxford · 8th Edition
13 chapters · 400+ pages
Session 2027-28

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Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 2 (8th Edition) is the Class 7 maths book on this site. It is published by Oxford University Press and is the second book of the series written for Cambridge O Level and IGCSE Mathematics. The orange cover shows a nautilus shell on clear water, and its authors include Dr Yeap Ban Har and Dr Joseph B. W. Yeo. This page is written for the 2027-28 session and shows every chapter and lesson with its page number.

Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore, supplies it with cash on delivery across Pakistan and delivery to the Gulf countries.

Quick facts

Title on the cover: Think! New Syllabus Mathematics · 8th Edition · 2 · For Cambridge O Level and IGCSE Mathematics · Oxford
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Authors named on the cover: Dr Yeap Ban Har, Dr Joseph B. W. Yeo, Dr Choy Ban Heng, Teh Keng Seng, Wong Lai Fong, Sharon Lee and another co-author
Cover picture: a green and gold nautilus shell on turquoise water, on an orange cover
Cover note: for Cambridge O Level and IGCSE Mathematics; the big 2 is the book number
Contents: 13 chapters, pages 1 to 406, then Answer Keys on page 407
Class: Class 7
Shown in: School Books → Class 7
Session: 2027-28

What is this book?

Book 2 is where the course turns from number work to algebra, geometry and data. It begins with Cartesian coordinates, functions and linear graphs, solves simultaneous equations by graphs and by algebra, and handles linear inequalities. Then it expands and factorises quadratic expressions, studies number patterns, and gives a whole chapter to financial transactions with examples from Pakistan: General Sales Tax, Zakat, ushr and income tax, inheritance and partnership.

The second half covers proportion, congruence and similarity, Pythagoras' theorem, trigonometric ratios, volume and surface area of prisms and cylinders, sets and probability, and histograms. It ends with Answer Keys on page 407.

Contents of Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 2 (with page numbers)

Chapter	Topic	Starts on page
1 Linear Functions and Graphs		1
	1.1 Cartesian coordinates	3
	1.2 Functions	6
	1.3 Linear functions	14
	1.4 Applications of linear graphs in real-world contexts	28
	Summary	42
2 Linear Graphs and Simultaneous Linear Equations		43
	2.1 Equations of straight lines	44
	2.2 Graphs of linear equations in the form ax + by = k	48
	2.3 Solving simultaneous linear equations using the graphical method	54
	2.4 Solving simultaneous linear equations using algebraic methods	58
	2.5 Applications of simultaneous equations in real-world contexts	65
	Summary	74
3 Linear Inequalities		75
	3.1 Simple inequalities	76
	3.2 Solving simple linear inequalities	79
	3.3 Solving problems involving linear inequalities	85
	3.4 Simultaneous linear inequalities	87
	3.5 Solving problems involving simultaneous linear inequalities	90
	3.6 Linear inequalities in two variables	91
	Summary	98
4 Expansion and Factorisation of Algebraic Expressions		101
	4.1 Addition and subtraction of quadratic expressions	102
	4.2 Expansion of algebraic expressions of the form (a + b)(c + d)	105
	4.3 Expansion of quadratic and complex expressions	109
	4.4 Factorisation of quadratic expressions	116
	4.5 Factorisation of algebraic expressions in the form (a + b)(c + d)	129
	4.6 Expansion using special algebraic identities	135
	4.7 Factorisation using special algebraic identities	143
	Summary	149
5 Number Patterns		151
	5.1 Number sequences	152
	5.2 Number sequences and patterns	167
	Summary	178
6 Financial Transactions		179
	6.1 Percentage, ratio and rate	180
	6.2 Profit, loss, discount, General Sales Tax and commission	182
	6.3 Insurance, hire purchase and interest	190
	6.4 Zakat, ushr and income tax	198
	6.5 Inheritance and partnership	201
	Summary	205
7 Direct and Inverse Proportions		207
	7.1 Direct proportion	208
	7.2 Algebraic and graphical representations of direct proportion	210
	7.3 Other forms of direct proportion	216
	7.4 Inverse proportion	222
	7.5 Algebraic and graphical representations of inverse proportion	225
	7.6 Other forms of inverse proportion	233
	Summary	237
8 Congruence and Similarity		239
	8.1 Congruent figures	240
	8.2 Similar figures	249
	8.3 Similarity and enlargement	260
	Summary	270
9 Pythagoras’ Theorem		271
	9.1 Pythagoras’ Theorem	272
	9.2 Applications of Pythagoras’ Theorem in real-world contexts	283
	9.3 Converse of Pythagoras’ Theorem	291
	Summary	294
10 Trigonometric Ratios		295
	10.1 Trigonometric ratios	296
	10.2 Applications of trigonometric ratios to find unknown sides of right-angled triangles	302
	10.3 Applications of trigonometric ratios to find unknown angles in right-angled triangles	307
	10.4 Applications of trigonometric ratios in real-world contexts	312
	Summary	320
11 Volume and Surface Area of Prisms and Cylinders		321
	11.1 Conversion of units	322
	11.2 Three-dimensional solids	324
	11.3 Volume and surface area of cubes and cuboids	327
	11.4 Volume and surface area of prisms	333
	11.5 Volume and surface area of cylinders	339
	11.6 Volume and surface area of composite solids	346
	11.7 Symmetry in right prisms and cylinders	348
	Summary	354
12 Introduction to Set and Probability		355
	12.1 Sets and set notations	357
	12.2 Venn diagrams, universal sets, complements of sets and subsets	362
	12.3 Probability experiment and sample space	368
	12.4 Probability of single events	371
	12.5 Further examples of probability of single events	377
	12.6 Experimental approach to finding probability	380
	Summary	385
13 Histograms		387
	13.1 Histograms for ungrouped data	389
	13.2 Histograms for grouped data	393
	Summary	406
Answer Keys		407

The book in five blocks

Graphs and equations (chapters 1 to 3). Coordinates, functions, linear graphs, simultaneous equations and inequalities.
Algebra (chapters 4 and 5). Expansion and factorisation of quadratic expressions, special identities, and number patterns.
Money and proportion (chapters 6 and 7). Financial transactions and direct and inverse proportion.
Geometry and measure (chapters 8 to 11). Congruence and similarity, Pythagoras' theorem, trigonometric ratios, and volume and surface area.
Chance and data (chapters 12 and 13). Sets, Venn diagrams, probability, and histograms.

Maths with a Pakistani context

Chapter 6 uses examples from daily life in Pakistan: sales tax, commission, insurance, hire purchase, Zakat, ushr, income tax, inheritance and partnership. That makes percentages and ratios feel real, and many students find this the most interesting chapter of the book.

A note on the level

This is an O Level-style book, so it asks for a lot of practice. Work through the lessons in order, do the examples before the exercises, and use the Summary at the end of each chapter for revision. Check your answers in the Answer Keys and correct mistakes the same day.

Think! 1 and Think! 2

Book 1, for Class 6, covers primes, fractions, decimals, integers, algebra basics, percentage, ratio, geometry and statistics. Book 2 builds on all of that. Both are on this site.

Why this book?

All 13 chapters with every lesson and page number.
Chapter 6 uses Pakistani examples: sales tax, Zakat, ushr and inheritance.
Answer Keys at the end for checking work.

Who is it for, and when is it used?

It is for Class 7 children on a Cambridge route, about twelve years old. It is the main maths textbook of the year and is used for classwork and homework.

How to help at home

Plot a few straight lines on graph paper and find where two of them meet.
Practise expansion and factorisation daily on a few short questions.
Use a family shopping bill to talk about sales tax and discounts.
Measure a ladder and a wall and check Pythagoras' theorem.
Make a histogram of the heights or ages of the family.

Is it right for Class 7 and session 2027-28?

If your school's 2027-28 list names Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 2 (8th Edition), this is the book. Check the cover and the edition on this page before you order, and send us your list on WhatsApp if you are not sure. We will tell you what we can get for you.

Matching and similar books

Class 6 Think! New Syllabus Mathematics 1, the previous book in the series.

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