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    Reverse cosine rule: CosA = b + c - a/2bc

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    Express x-6x-7=0 as a completed square and hence solve it

    1) First, write out the first bracket (x + b/2)(x - 3)

    2) Multiply out the brackets and compare to the original

    (x - 3)(x - 3) = x - 6x + 9. You need to change the 9 into -7. So you have to minus 16

    So now you have (x - 3) - 16 = o

    3) Rearrange to make the squared bracket the subject

    (x - 3) = 16

    4) Square root both sides

    x - 3 = 16

    5) Rearrange to make x the subject and then solve

    x = 3 16

    x = 3 + 16 x = 7

    x = 3 - 16 x = -1

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    2x + 16x 3

    1) Factorise out the 2

    2(x + 8x) 3

    2) Continue with the normal method

    2((x + 4)-16) 3 (The negative 16 is cancel out the 2x4)

    2(x + 4) - 35 (The negative 35 comes for the 2 x -16 = -32. -32 3 = -35

    2(x + 4) = 35

    2(x + 4) = 35

    x + 4 = 35/2

    x = -4 35/2

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    Shade the region represented by: x + y < 5, y > x +2 and y >= 1

    1) Convert each of the inequalities into an equation x + y < 5 becomes x + y = 5 and then y = -x + 5

    y > x + 2 becomes y = x + 2

    y >= 1 becomes y = 1 Not equal to

    Equal to

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    y-Stretch: y = kf(x)

    Examples: y = 3f(x), y = 2x

    You multiply the y coordinate by k

    So if its y=3f(x) then (4,3) becomes (4,9)

    y-Shift: y = f(x) + a

    Examples: y = f(x) + 3, y = sinx + 2

    You add a to each y coordinate

    So if its y = f(x) + 4 then (4,3) becomes (4,7)

    x-Sretch: y = f(kx)

    Examples: y = f(3x), y = cos(4x)

    You multiply the x coordinate by the reciprocal of k

    So if its y = f(2x) then (4,3) becomes (2,3)

    x-Shift: y = f(x

    a)

    Examples: y = f(x + 4), y = 1/3(x 2)

    You add/subtract the opposite of a to the x coordinate

    So if its y = f(x 2) then (4,3) becomes (6,3)

    If its y = f(x + 1) then (4,3) becomes (3,3)

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    If you have to find the distance between 2 points on a graph, use Pythagoras.

    Example:

    (-4,8)

    (8,3)

    12

    5

    5 + 12 = 169

    169 = 13

    13

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    A

    B

    Angle of

    Depression

    Angle of

    Elevation

    The angle of Depression is the angle

    downwards from the horizontal.

    The angle of Elevation is the angle

    upwards from the horizontal.

    The angle of Depression is equal to

    the angle of Elevation

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    7m

    83

    53

    Two angles + 1 side: Sine rule

    53

    8m7m

    Two sides + an angle NOT enclosed by

    them: Sine rule

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    83

    8m7m

    Two sides + angle ENCLOSED by

    them: Cosine rule

    7m8m

    10m

    All 3 sides + no angles: Reverse Cosine rule

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    a

    a

    b

    bx y

    Made 2 isosceles triangles.

    2a + x = 180

    2b + y = 180

    x + y = 180

    360 = x + y + 2(a + b)

    360 = 180 + 2(a + b)

    180 = 2a + 2b90 = a + b

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    The line that cuts a chord directly inhalf (at 90 degrees) will go through the

    centre of the circle and therefore be

    the diameter

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    a

    a

    b

    b

    All triangles drawn from a chord will

    have the same angle where they touchthe circle. Also, two angles on the

    opposite side of the chord = 180

    a + b = 180

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    An angle made at the centre from achord is always double the angle

    made at the circumference.

    Therefore the angle is double both of

    the other angles. So the other angles

    have to be equal

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    a

    2a

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    x

    a

    a

    b

    by

    z

    180 = 2a + y

    180 = 2b + z

    360 = y + z + x

    z + y = 360 - x

    360 = 2(a + b) + 360 x

    0 = 2(a + b) xx = 2( a + b)

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    a b

    c

    d

    a + c = 180

    d + b = 180

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    b

    b

    The angle between a tangent and

    a chord that meet is equal to the

    angle in the opposite segment

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    Boat

    10,000N

    15,000N

    20

    40

    Overall force from the two

    tugs?

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    Boat

    10,000N

    15,000N

    20

    40

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    10,000N

    15,000N

    20

    40120

    x

    x = 10,000 + 15,000 - (2 x 10,000x 15,000 x Cos120)

    x = 21,794.49472N

    a

    15,000 x Sin120 / 21,794.49472

    = 36.58677555.

    a = 36.58677555b

    40

    40 36.58677555

    = 3.413224451

    B = 3.413224451

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