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  1. 1What is the correct terminology for the angles below and what is their relationship?Alternate angles - they are equalWhat is the correct terminology for the angles below and what is their relationship?
  2. 2What is the correct terminology for these angles and what is their relationship?Corresponding angles - they are equalWhat is the correct terminology for these angles and what is their relationship?
  3. 3What is the correct terminology for the angles below and what is their relationship?Supplementary/Co-interior/Allied angles - they add up to 180°What is the correct terminology for the angles below and what is their relationship?
  4. 4What is the correct terminology for these angles and what is their relationship?Vertically opposite angles - they are equalWhat is the correct terminology for these angles and what is their relationship?
  5. 5How do you find the volume of a prism?Volume = Area of cross-section x heightHow do you find the volume of a prism?
  6. 6How do you find the sum of the interior angles of a polygon?Sum of interior angles = (n - 2) x 180°
    n = no. of sides
    How do you find the sum of the interior angles of a polygon?
  7. 7What is the sum of one interior angle and its exterior angle?180°What is the sum of one interior angle and its exterior angle?
  8. 8What is the sum of exterior angles?360°
    (To find one do 360 ÷ no. of sides)
    What is the sum of exterior angles?
  9. 9How do you calculate frequency density?Frequency density = Frequency ÷ class widthHow do you calculate frequency density?
  10. 10When drawing a cumulative frequency diagram, which values should you plot with?Upper class boundaries (x) and cumulative frequency (y)When drawing a cumulative frequency diagram, which values should you plot with?When drawing a cumulative frequency diagram, which values should you plot with?
  11. 11What does congruent mean?Same shape and same size - identical in formWhat does congruent mean?
  12. 12What does similar mean?Having corresponding sides proportional and corresponding angles equal (same shape, different size)What does similar mean?
  13. 13How do you calculate the area of a sector?How do you calculate the area of a sector?How do you calculate the area of a sector?
  14. 14How would you calculate arc length?How would you calculate arc length?How would you calculate arc length?
  15. 15Which equation would you write down to describe 'y is proportional to x'y = kx
  16. 16Which equation would you write down to represent 'y varies directly proportional to the square of x'Which equation would you write down to represent 'y varies directly proportional to the square of x'
  17. 17Which equation would you write down for 'y is indirectly proportional to the cube root of x'?Which equation would you write down for 'y is indirectly proportional to the cube root of x'?
  18. 18If I'm working out the area of a similar shape, what do I need to remember to do with the scale factor?Square it
  19. 19If I'm finding the volume of a similar shape, what do I need to remember to do with the scale factor?Cube itIf I'm finding the volume of a similar shape, what do I need to remember to do with the scale factor?
  20. 20How do I calculate interquartile range?UQ - LQHow do I calculate interquartile range?
  21. 21If I'm increasing something by 8%, what would I multiply by?1.08
  22. 22If I'm decreasing something by 5%, what would I multiply by?0.95
  23. 23If I multiply something by 1.025, what have I increased it by?2.5%
  24. 24What calculation would you carry out if you wanted to work out how much money you would have in the bank if you saved £100 for 5 years at an interest rate of 0.2%?What calculation would you carry out if you wanted to work out how much money you would have in the bank if you saved £100 for 5 years at...
  25. 25Which of these graphs show direct proportion?I and II (directly proportionate graphs always go through (0,0)Which of these graphs show direct proportion?
  26. 26Which of these graphs show indirect proportion?IV only
    (reciprocal graph of the form y = k/x)
    Which of these graphs show indirect proportion?
  27. 27What type of graph is this?QuadraticWhat type of graph is this?
  28. 28Does the graph below have a maximum or minimum turning point and how do you know?Maximum because the coefficient of x^2 is negativeDoes the graph below have a maximum or minimum turning point and how do you know?
  29. 29DifferentiateDifferentiateDifferentiate
  30. 30What do you get when you differentiate displacement?Velocity
  31. 31What do you get when you differentiate velocity?Acceleration
  32. 32If asked to ESTIMATE the gradient of a point on a curve, what should you do first?Draw a tangentIf asked to ESTIMATE the gradient of a point on a curve, what should you do first?
  33. 33If asked to find the gradient of a point on a curve, what should you do?Differentiate and then substitute the x-value in
  34. 34If asked to find which point on a curve has a specific gradient, what should you do? Eg:Differentiate, put this equal to the given gradient and solve to find x coordinate (then find y coordinate)If asked to find which point on a curve has a specific gradient, what should you do? Eg:If asked to find which point on a curve has a specific gradient, what should you do? Eg:
  35. 35What is the gradient (dy/dx) at a max or min turning point equal to?0
  36. 36If a turning point of a quadratic graph is at (3, -4), what is the equation of the axis of symmetry?If a turning point of a quadratic graph is at (3, -4), what is the equation of the axis of symmetry?
  37. 37How do you calculate the gradient of the line on which (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) lie?How do you calculate the gradient of the line on which (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) lie?
  38. 38Gradients of parallel lines are......EqualGradients of parallel lines are......
  39. 39Gradient of perpendicular lines multiply to make...- 1Gradient of perpendicular lines multiply to make...
  40. 40What is the midpoint of (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)?What is the midpoint of (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)?
  41. 41What is the distance between (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)?What is the distance between (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)?
  42. 42What would you use to find the area below?What would you use to find the area below?What would you use to find the area below?
  43. 43If you're asked to find the bearing of A from B, where should you draw the North line and how many figures should the answer have?At B, 3 figuresIf you're asked to find the bearing of A from B, where should you draw the North line and how many figures should the answer have?
  44. 44Name as many laws of indices as you canName as many laws of indices as you can
  45. 45Name as many circle theorems as you canName as many circle theorems as you can
  46. 46How do you rationalise these?How do you rationalise these?How do you rationalise these?
  47. 47If asked to estimate the mean from a grouped frequency table, what should you do first?Find the mid-pointsIf asked to estimate the mean from a grouped frequency table, what should you do first?
  48. 48What would you use to find the angle m?Sine ruleWhat would you use to find the angle m?
  49. 49When describing this transformation, which things do you need to include?Rotation, state the centre of rotation, clockwise or anticlockwise and how many degreesWhen describing this transformation, which things do you need to include?
  50. 50How do you construct a 45 degree angle with a compass?Perpendicular bisector to get 90 degree angle followed by angle bisectorHow do you construct a 45 degree angle with a compass?
  51. 51What is n(A U B)?13What is n(A U B)?
  52. 52—
  53. 53When carrying out fg(2), which function do you substitute 2 into first?The g function
  54. 54Describe the transformationEnlargement, scale factor 2, centre of enlargement (2, 2)Describe the transformation
  55. 55Describe the transformationReflection in the line y = -1Describe the transformation
  56. 56Describe the transformationDescribe the transformationDescribe the transformation
  57. 57What would you use to find angle A?Cosine ruleWhat would you use to find angle A?
  58. 58What would you use to find x?Cosine ruleWhat would you use to find x?
  59. 59State the elements in A'2, 3, 4, 11, 13State the elements in A'

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