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Mathematics
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100 questions
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Question 1

How do you find the gradient


of a straight line?

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Answer to Question 1 question

Difference in y B(x2,y2)
divided by
difference in x
A(x1,y1)
y2 – y1
m= x2 – x1

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Question 2

In the equation of the straight


line,
y = 3x + 5
(i) what does the 3 mean,
(ii) what does the 5 mean?

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(i) 3 is the gradient

(ii) 5 is the y-intercept (where


it cuts the y-axis).

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Question 3

What could be the y

equation of this
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Answer to Question 3 question

y = positive number times x


y

e.g. y = 4x
x

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Question 4

What could be the y

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y = negative number times x


y

e.g. y = -4x
x

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Question 5

What could be the y

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y = positive number times x + positive number


y

e.g. y = 2x + 3

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Question 6

What could be the y

equation of this
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Answer to Question 6 question

y = negative number times x + positive number


y
e.g. y = -3x + 1

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Question 7

What could be the y

equation of this
line?
x

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y = positive number times x + negative number


y

e.g. y = 2x -1
x

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Question 8

What could be the y

equation of this
line?
x

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y = positive number

e.g. y = 4 x

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Question 9

What could be the y

equation of this
line?
x

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x = positive number y

e.g. x = 3 x

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Question 10

What is the equation of a


horizontal line?

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y = a number (positive or negative)


y

e.g. y = 3 3

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Question 11

What is the equation of a


vertical line?

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x = a number (positive or negative)


y

e.g. x = -2

x
-2

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Question 12

How do you find the gradient


of a line such as

3y + 2x = 5 ?

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step 1: move 2x to the right


3y = -2x + 5

step 2: divide both sides by 3


y = 3 x + 3
-2 5

Step 3: read off gradient, m =3


-2

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Question 13

Describe a straight line with


a positive gradient?

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The line slopes up from left to right


y

e.g.

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Question 14

Describe a straight line with


a negative gradient?

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The line slopes down from left to


right y

e.g.

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Question 15
B(x2,y2)
How do you
calculate the
distance between A(x1,y1)
two points?

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Use distance formula B(x2,y2)

(Pythagoras with coordinates) A(x1,y1)

i.e. d = (x 2– x 1) + (y 2 - y 1)
2 2 2

In words,
Distance squared = difference in x-coordinates
squared plus difference in
y-coordinates squared.
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Question 16

f(x) = 4x + 3, work
out the value of the
function when x = 2

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f(2) = 4(2) + 3

= 8 + 3

= 11

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Question 17

f(x) = x – 3x + 5,
2

work out f(2).

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2
f(2) = (2) – 3(2) + 5

= 4 – 6 + 5

= 3

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Question 18

f(x) = 3x - 5,

For what value of x


does f(x) = 7 ?

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3x – 5 = 7

3x = 12

x = 4

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Question 19
y

What kind of
function is shown
x
here ?

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A linear function, y

y = ax + b x

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Question 20
y

What kind of
function is shown
here ?
x
0

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A quadratic function, y

2
y = ax + bx + c

x
0

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y

What kind of graph


is shown here ?
x
0

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A parabola
y

x
0

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Question 22

Complete the table for

f(x) = x - 3
2

x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
f(x) 1 -3

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f(x) = x - 3
2

x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
f(x) 6 1 -2 -3 -2 1

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Question 23
y

What kind of
function is shown in
this graph ?
x
0

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A linear function, y

f(x) = ax + b
x
0

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y

What kind of
function is shown in
this graph ?
x
0

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A quadratic function, y

2
f(x) = ax + bx + c
x
0

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Question 25
y

What kind of
function is shown in
this graph ? 0
x

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A cubic function,
3 2
f(x) = ax + bx + cx +d y

x
0

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Question 26

What kind of
y

function is shown in
this graph ? 0
x

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A reciprocal function, y

a
f(x) = x
x
0

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Question 27

5
a xa3

To simplify, what do you do


with the powers?

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Add the powers

5 5 + 3
i.e. a xa =a
3

8
=a

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Question 28

5
a a3

To simplify, what do you do


with the powers?

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Subtract the powers

5 5 - 3
i.e. a  a =a
3

2
=a

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Question 29
3
(a )
5

To simplify, what do you do


with the powers?

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Answer to Question 29 question

Multiply the powers


3 5 x3
i.e. (a )
5
=a
15
=a

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Question 30

Write √x in index form.


3

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1/
√x = x
3 3
Roots are
fraction
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Question 31

Write √x in index form.


3 2

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2/
√x 2 = x
3 3
Roots are
fraction
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Question 32

Write 3x -4
with a positive index.

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-4 3 x down
4
3x = 4
x
because
of
negative
index

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Question 33

0
a = ?

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0
a = 1 Any number
to a power
of zero
equals one.

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Question 34

-1
/2
16 = ?

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/2
1
-1

16 = /2
16
1

1
=
√16
1
=
4
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Question 35

Simplify √20

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√20 = √(4 x 5)

= √4 x √5
= 2√5

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Question 36

Simplify √8 + √2

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√8 + √2 = √(4 x 2) + √2
Clue: answer
= 2√2 + √2 will be a
multiple of √2
= 3√2

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Question 37

Draw a circle and on it show a:


 radius
 diameter
 arc
 chord
 a sector

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se
ct
or ui s
d
ra
t e r
m e
d i a

chord

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What is a tangent line?

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ta
ng
A line that meets a en
t
circle at one point us
d i
on the ra
circumference at
right angles to a
radius.

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Question 39

What kind
of triangle
is this? O

O is the centre
of the circle.

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A right-angled
triangle
O

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Question 40

Calculate
the size of
angle x. O
55o

xo

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x = 35
O
55o

xo

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Question 41

Calculate
the size x. 15
O
x

20

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Use Pythagoras:
15
2 2 2 O
15 = x + 10
x
2
225 = x + 100 15
20 10
2
X = 125 x
15
x = 11.2 10

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Question 42

A 12 inch pizza is to be divided


equally between 6 people.
Calculate the length of crust each
person will get.

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Fraction of circle = 1/6

Length of arc = 1/6 x π x 12


= 2π

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Question 43

A 12 inch pizza is to be divided


equally between 6 people.
Calculate the area each person
will get.

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Fraction of circle = 1/6

2
Area of sector = /6 x π x 6
1

= 6π

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Question 44

A sector of a circle is shown with


o
an angle of 120 and an arc
length of 20cm.
Calculate the radius of the
original circle.

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Answer to Question 44 question

Fraction of circle = 120


/360 = 1
/3
Arc length: 20 = 1/3 x π x D
Diameter, D = 20 x 3
πx 1
Radius, R = 30
π
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Question 45
A sector of a circle is shown with
2
an area of 68cm and a radius of
12cm.
o
12cm
x
Calculate 68cm 2

o
the angle, x .

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Answer to Question 45 question

Fraction of circle = 68
2
π x 12
o
x = 68 x 360
2
π x 12
= 54.1
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Question 46
Match the cards.
(x+3)(x+4) x 2-7x+12

(x+3)(x-4) x2+x-12

(x-3)(x-4) x2-x-12

(x-3)(x+4) x2+7x+12

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(x+3)(x+4) x2+7x+12

(x+3)(x-4) x2-x-12

(x-3)(x-4) x 2-7x+12

(x-3)(x+4) x2+x-12

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Question 47
Match the cards.
(2x+3)(x+4) 2x 2-5x-12

2
(2x+3)(x-4) 2x +5x-12

(x-3)(2x-4) 2x2+11x+12

(2x-3)(x+4) 2x 2-10x+12

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(2x+3)(x+4)
2x2+11x+12

(2x+3)(x-4) 2x 2-5x-12

(x-3)(2x-4) 2x 2-10x+12

(2x-3)(x+4) 2
2x +5x-12

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Question 48
Match the cards.

(x-3)(x+3) x2-6x+9

(x+3) 2 x2+6x+9

(x-3) 2 x2-9

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(x-3)(x+3)
x2-9

(x+3) 2 x2+6x+9

(x-3) 2
x2-6x+9

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Question 49

What should you look


for when factorising
a quadratic?

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Maths 1.Common factor
2
e.g. 4x +2x = 2x(2x+1)
2.Difference of two squares
2
e.g. 4x -25 = (2x-5)(2x+5)
3.Quadratic brackets
e.g. 2x -5x-12 = (2x+3)(x-4)
2

Or, for a quadratic equation which will not


factorise easily, (hint: “give answer to 2dp”);
then use: The quadratic formula
-b ± √(b²-4ac)
x=
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Question 50
Factorise the quadratics:
x2+7x+10

x2-2x-15

x2-9x+8

6x2+5x-4

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x2+7x+10 (x+5)(x+2)
Remember:
x2-2x-15 (x+3)(x-5)

x2-9x+8 (x-1)(x-8) ( )( )

6x2+5x-4 (2x-1)(3x+4)

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Question 51

What are the steps in


sketching a parabola?
2
Example: y = x -2x-3

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Example: y = x -2x-3
5. Draw a smooth curve
1. Find where it cuts the y-axis
through the points.
i.e. at x=0, y= x2-2x-3 Plot this point (0,-3) 6. Name the curve.
2. Find where it cuts the x-axis y x=1 2
y=x -2x-3
i.e. at y=0 Factorise: (x+1)(x-3)=0
Hence, x=-1 and x=3 Plot these point (-1,0)
and (3,0)
3. Draw the axis of symmetry,
this is half way between the roots i.e. at x=1
O x
-1 3
4. Find the min turning point y=(1+1)(1-3)
= (2)(-2) = -4
Plot this point (1,-4) -3
(1,-4)

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Question 52

Two shapes are similar


because…

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…they are equiangular and their
corresponding sides are in proportion.
 
For triangles,
if equiangular → corresponding sides 
in proportion Scale factor x2
Or  

if corresponding sides are in


proportion → equiangular
 

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Question 53
If the scale factor for the sides
is known (linear scale factor),
How do you get

(i) the area scale factor


(ii) the volume scale factor

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(i) Area scale factor


2
= (linear scale factor)

(ii) Volume scale factor


3
= (linear scale factor)

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Question 54

In speed, distance and time,


how do you calculate one given
the other two?

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Maths Remember the triangle

D = S x T
D

D S T D
S = T =
T S

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Question 55

What is Pythagoras’ Theorem


used for?

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It is used in a right-angled
triangle to calculate a side.
hy
po t a
en
b use →a 2 2
= b + c
2

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Question 56

What two right-angled


triangles should you remember?

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A 3, 4, 5 triangle and a 5, 12, 13


triangle.
5
3
5 13
4
12

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x
7

12

Calculate x.

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x
7

12
2 2 2
x = 7 + 12
= 49 + 144
= 193
x = √193
= 13.9
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9
4

Calculate x.

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9
4

x
2 2 2
9 =4 +x
2
81 = 16 + x
2
x = 81 - 16
x = √65
= 8.1
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The three sides of a triangle are


known, how do you prove if it is
right-angled or not?

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Use the Converse of Pythagoras.


e.g. sides are 5, 12, 13. Is it right-angled?


2
Take the biggest side: 13 = 169
2
Other two sides: 5 +12 2 same
= 25+144 = 169

→ Δ is right-angled
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What is SOHCAHTOA all about?

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It’s a way of
remembering trig hyp
in a right-angled opp
triangle. x
o

adj

S O H C A H T O A
opp o adj o opp
sinx =
o
cosx = tanx =
hyp hyp adj
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Calculate x.

12
x
30o

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   
x 12h
SOH CAH TOA yp
opp
o x 30
o
sin30 =
12

12sin30 = x
o

12 x 0.5 = x
6= x
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Calculate x.

x
7
50o

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    xh
SOH CAH TOA 7 yp
opp
o 7 50
o
sin50 = x
7
x= o
sin50

x = 9.14

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Calculate x.

o
x
5

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    7h
SOH CAH TOA yp
o 5 o
x
cosx =
7 adj 5

x = inv cos
o 5
7 Your calculator may
have 2nd Fn or SHIFT
x = 44.4

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Sketch the sine graph


o o
between 0 and 360 .

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sinxo

1 

   x
0 180 360

-1 

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Sketch the cosine graph


o o
between 0 and 360 .

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cosxo

1 

  x
0 180 360

-1 

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Sketch the tangent graph


o o
between 0 and 360 .

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tanxo

   x
0 180 360

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o
Sketch the graph of y=2sinx
o o
between 0 and 360 .

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2sinxo

2 

   x
0 180 360

-2 

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o
Sketch the graph of y=sin2x
o o
between 0 and 360 .

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sin2xo

1  

     x
0 180 360

-1  

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What does this mean?

S A

T C

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Sin only All of sin, cos,
positive 90 o tan positive

S A
o
between 90 between 0 o
o
and 180 and 90 o
o
180 o
0 360o
Tan only
positive T C Cos only
positive
o
between 180 270o between 270 o
o
and 270 and 360 o

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What two small but important


trig formulae should you
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2 o 2 o
cos x + sin x = 1

and
o
sinx
o
tanx = o
cosx

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