[Free] Geometry Maths: Triangles, Transformations, &Amp; Circletheorems
Elite visual animations to clearly teach these Maths Topics – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Pythagoras: Correctly identifying the Hypotenuse every time
- Pythagoras: How to use theorem formula in different situations
- Pythagoras: Practice Examples
- Trigonometry: Programming your scientific calculator to the correct mode
- Trigonometry: Labelling the sides of your triangle
- Trigonometry: How to use theorem formula to find the length of a side
- Trigonometry: How to use theorem formula to find the size of an angle
- Pythagoras: Practice Examples / Exam Questions
Requirements
- GCSE Maths: Square Roots
- GCSE Maths: BIDMAS
- GCSE Maths: Substitution, using formulas, solving equations
- GCSE Maths: Using Scientific Calculators
- GCSE Maths: Rounding and Significant Figures
Description
Enjoy our free animated videos. More, bigger and better to come soon!———————————————————————————————————–
1) Pythagoras theorem – Who would’ve thought triangles could be so problematic? Once again, don’t worry! We’ve got your back on this one. Pythagoras theorem fully explained with simple and mildly challenging questions.
2) Trigonometry – Right triangles? Left triangles? Triangles in all directions. We’ll show you how to find those angles and lengths with ANY right angle triangle with this detailed video! We cover the trigonometry basics using the SOHCAHTOA method.
3) Transformations – Transformation issues? Maths hurting your brain? HAVE NO FEAR! This An IN DEPTH video that breaks down the sub topic of Transformation: Translation, Rotation, Reflection and Enlargement
4) Circle Theorems – You heard right. There are rules. Rules for circles that involve triangles, quadrilaterals and A LOT of angles. Crazy right?But like always, don’t worry about it. We’ve got this. Enjoy learning and conquering Circle theorems!————————————————————————————————————
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