Below are links to useful worksheets and videos to help with your revision for the Data 2 topic test
Averages from a Table
Mean video worksheet
Cumulative Frequency
Video worksheet
Video worksheet
Boxplots
Video Worksheet
Video Worksheet
Scatter graphs
Worksheet
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Showing posts with label Higher. Show all posts
Friday, 11 November 2016
Friday, 23 September 2016
Volume of a Prism
To calculate the volume of a prism you use the following formula:
Volume = Cross-sectional area x length
Have a go at these questions for extra practice.
Cylinder worksheet
Triangular prism worksheet
Volume = Cross-sectional area x length
Have a go at these questions for extra practice.
Cylinder worksheet
Triangular prism worksheet
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Tuesday, 7 June 2016
Year 10 revision- Transformations
You need to be able to reflect, rotate, englarge and translate shapes. Here is a reminder for each transformation, questions to print off to have a go and anwers.
Englargement
Foundation
Enlargment questions
Answers
Higher
Enlargment questions
Answers
Translation
Translation questions
Answers
Rotations
Rotation questions
Answers
Englargement
Foundation
Enlargment questions
Answers
Higher
Enlargment questions
Answers
Translation
Translation questions
Answers
Rotations
Answers
Sunday, 22 May 2016
GCSE Bearings revision- Foundation/Higher
There are three important rules to remember when faced with a bearing problem:
- Always start from north
- Always turn clockwise
- Write as 3-digits. e.g 035
Bearing problems are often worded: Find the bearing of B from A. This means you need to put your protractor on A and then measure the bearing to B, with zero facing north, going clockwise around your protractor and writing as three digits.
Here is a video from corbett maths and some practise questions to have a go at.
Exam Questions:
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Higher GCSE: Circle Theorems
For your GCSE exam you will need to remember these circle theorems.
When answering circle theorem problems, it is extremely important to use the correct vocabulary. The examiners are looking for certain key words, for example circumference, center, cyclic quadratic etc. Using the vocabulary in the post above from Corbett maths is important.
Here are some practice exam questions and answers to have a go at!
Questions
Answers
When answering circle theorem problems, it is extremely important to use the correct vocabulary. The examiners are looking for certain key words, for example circumference, center, cyclic quadratic etc. Using the vocabulary in the post above from Corbett maths is important.
Here are some practice exam questions and answers to have a go at!
Questions
Answers
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Solving equations and inequalities- Year 11 revision and Year 10 Higher
We are approaching the year 11 GCSE exam and my year 10 class are revising for a solving equations test. Here is a list of topics and some questions and answers to help. Links are taken from corbettmaths and mathstakeaway.
Solving linear equations
Solving quadratics (factorising, formula,
Questions;
Answers to these questions are on our instagram account makerevision- follow for daily questions.
Solving linear equations
Solving quadratics (factorising, formula,
completing the square)
Questions;
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Simultaneous Equations
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Friday, 13 May 2016
Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Get some practise in on finding perpendicular lines!
When it comes to perpendicular gradients, the key rule is that the gradients have a product of -1.
So, this means that if you know one gradient, the perpedicular gradient comes from changing the sign and inverting it - for example, a gradient of 2 is perpendicular to -1/2.
A couple more -
A gradient of -3 is perpendicular to a gradient of 1/3
A gradient of 2/3 is perpendicular to a gradient of -3/2
Still not sure? Take a look at this tutorial from Corbett Maths.
When it comes to perpendicular gradients, the key rule is that the gradients have a product of -1.
So, this means that if you know one gradient, the perpedicular gradient comes from changing the sign and inverting it - for example, a gradient of 2 is perpendicular to -1/2.
A couple more -
A gradient of -3 is perpendicular to a gradient of 1/3
A gradient of 2/3 is perpendicular to a gradient of -3/2
Still not sure? Take a look at this tutorial from Corbett Maths.
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
Rearranging Formulae- Higher and Foundation
Today my year 11 higher classes and C MTG have been revising Rearranging Formulae. Remember to take each step carefully.
Corbett maths exam questions can be found here:
Corbett exam questions Higher
Corbett maths exam questions Foundation
Corbett maths exam questions can be found here:
Corbett exam questions Higher
Corbett maths exam questions Foundation
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Thursday, 28 April 2016
Year 10 Flipped Learning Homework
The year 10 homework due next week is the flipped learning task, my year 10 class have been given the task of researching and pre-learning how to complete the square for next lesson. The following websites may be of use. Year 11 higher, this is also useful for your revision!
Useful websites:
Completing the Square
Bitesize
Videos:
Useful websites:
Completing the Square
Bitesize
Videos:
Practise questions:
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