Coordinate Geometry flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Coordinate Geometry flashcards on straight-line graphs, circle equations and polar coordinates. It is for school students practising these topics and teachers looking for revision material. There are over 30 user-made decks, mostly at school level. Choose a deck to begin.
Flashcards
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18 cardsConnecting Algebra and Geometry through Coordinates - Equation of a Circle - Using Coordinates to Prove Geometric Theorems - Slope Criteria for Parallel and Pe...
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5 cardsStraight-Line Graphs Vertical and Horizontal lines: 'x=a' and 'y=a' x=a is a vertical line through 'a' on the x-axis y=a is a ho...
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10 cardsFormulae
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16 cardsCircles What is the general equation for a circle?
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9 cardsSymmetry with Polar Graphs Functions of cosθ will be symmetrical about....
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12 cardsGeometry rules/formulas & definitions Rule for calculating Distance
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11 cardsPolar form and Cartesian form What is the notation for a polar coordinate?
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11 cardsCoordinate Geometry Basics Gradient = ...
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11 cardsCo-ordinate Geometry How to find gradient
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12 cardsThe Circle What kind of circle has the equation:
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13 cardsCO-ORDINATE GEOMETRY Junior Certificate Maths
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4 cardsChapter 2
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8 cardsChapter 4 - Graphs and Circles Equations
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8 cardsCoordinate Geo What is a Gradient?
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8 cardsUntitled Gradient of a line
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7 cardsU4 L15 THE COORDINATE PLANE
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5 cardsOCR A-Level Maths C1 Flashcards
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28 cardsAP Calculus BC - Polar Graphs Review
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11 cardsAnalytic geometry (GREEN)
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12 cardsUntitled
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10 cardsUntitled Area of a Triangle- (Heron's Formula)?
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6 cardsMaths Section 3 (Parallel and perpendicular lines) If two lines have the same gradient then they must be ....... to each other
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4 cardsChapter 4 C2 How many shapes and what shapes can you cut out of a cone?
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5 cardsCoordinate Geometry How do you find the point on a line where it cuts the X or Y axis?
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5 cardscoordinates geometry cartesian plane or coordinate plane,
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9 cardsUntitled
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10 cardsFormula Revision
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5 cardsCore 1 Maths CORE 1 MATHS
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10 cardsMath Unit 1 Equation of a straight line
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6 cardsMaths GCSE Straight line graphs can be written in the form:
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6 cardsCo-ordinate Geometry Co-ordinate Geometry Gradient?
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11 cardsUntitled r = a
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2 cardsCOORDINATE GEOMETRY Distance Formula |P1P2| = √[(x2 − x1)2 + (y2 − y1)2]
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6 cardsMaths section 3 (Gradient formula/ equation of a straight line) what is the formula for gradient when only given coordinates
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4 cardsMath: Chapter 3: Coordinate Geometry How do you find the gradient?
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3 cardsCircles
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3 cardsCo ordinate geometry Tangent to a circle
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17 cardspolar equations kek
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1 cardsMATHS X and Y intercepts What do A, B and C have in common? What do E, F and G have in common?
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1 cardsMaths flashcards homework. Questions A.) How do you find the midpoint of a line given two points? B.) Rearrange the equation y=mx+c to...
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About coordinate geometry flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing coordinate geometry flashcards
The decks on this page cover line equations, gradients, circles and polar coordinates. Coordinate Geometry Basics brings together gradient, distance and midpoint formulae alongside questions on parallel lines. It is a useful starting point if you want to review several related ideas in one deck.
For a narrower focus, Straight-Line Graphs includes vertical and horizontal lines, while Circles asks about equations, centres and radii. Polar form and Cartesian form includes notation and conversions between the two forms.
Plan a revision session
Work through a deck by trying to recall each answer before checking the card. Return to the cards that need more attention, then use another deck to practise a related topic. If you want an overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page; when you are ready to test your recall, try a quiz there.
Pick a set of cards that matches the topic you are revising.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Coordinate Geometry Basics is a useful starting point for reviewing several ideas together. Its cards include gradient, distance, midpoint and line equations, as well as parallel and perpendicular lines. For a more focused review, Straight-Line Graphs covers vertical and horizontal lines.
Do these flashcards suit GCSE or A-level revision?
The page includes a deck titled Maths GCSE and OCR A-Level Maths C1 Flashcards. Other decks are organised by topic rather than exam, so school students and teachers can choose cards on the material they want to practise, such as gradients or circle equations.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.