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3 days until Paper 2 Gradient & Area from Speed-Time Graphs Speed-time graph: Gradient = acceleration Area under curve = distance travelled 📐 Use trapeziums or break the area under the curve into shapes for area. #GCSEMaths #Graphs #Motion

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Gradient & Area from Speed-Time Graphs
Speed-time graph:

Gradient = acceleration

Area under curve = distance travelled

📐 Use trapeziums or break the area under the curve into shapes for area. 

#GCSEMaths #Graphs #Motion

24 DAYS UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Compound Interest 💰 Use the formula: Final Amount = Original × (1+r​/100)^n Where r = interest rate, n = years 🎯 This formula also works for depreciation – just subtract the interest rate from 1 instead. #GCSEMaths

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Tip of the day - Compound Interest 💰

Use the formula:

Final Amount = Original × (1+r​/100)^n

Where r = interest rate, n = years

🎯 This formula also works for depreciation – just subtract the interest rate from 1 instead.

#GCSEMaths…

25 DAYS UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Using Upper & Lower Bounds in Calculations 🧮 If a question asks for the maximum or minimum possible value, use the upper/lower bounds of the values involved. E.g., Max area = upper × upper Min area = lower × lower ⚠️ Watch out for…

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Tip of the day - Using Upper & Lower Bounds in Calculations 🧮

If a question asks for the maximum or minimum possible value, use the upper/lower bounds of the values involved.
E.g.,
Max area = upper × upper
Min area = lower × lower

⚠️ Watch out for…

26 DAYS TO GO UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Recurring Decimals to Fractions 🔁 Convert recurring decimals to fractions using algebra: E.g., Let x = 0.727272… 100x = 72.7272… x = 0.7272… Now subtract: 99x = 72 → x = 72/99 = 8/11 🎯 Common question that appears in the…

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Tip of the day - Recurring Decimals to Fractions 🔁

Convert recurring decimals to fractions using algebra:
E.g.,
Let x = 0.727272…
100x = 72.7272…
x = 0.7272…

Now subtract:
99x = 72 → x = 72/99 = 8/11

🎯 Common question that appears in the…

27 DAYS TO GO UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Transforming Graphs 📊 Master these quick graph shifts: y = f(x) + a → shift up/down y = f(x + a) → shift left/right (👈 watch the sign!) y = -f(x) → reflection in x-axis y = f(-x) → reflection in y-axis 💡 Combine…

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Tip of the day - Transforming Graphs 📊
Master these quick graph shifts:

y = f(x) + a → shift up/down

y = f(x + a) → shift left/right (👈 watch the sign!)

y = -f(x) → reflection in x-axis

y = f(-x) → reflection in y-axis

💡 Combine…

28 DAYS TO GO UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Surds Simplification √🧠 Keep your answers exact when asked. ✔ √50 = √(25 × 2) = 5√2 ✔ Rationalise denominators like: 1/√3 = √3/3 🎯 Practice simplifying and multiplying surds to keep answers neat. #GCSEMaths #Surds

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Tip of the day - Surds Simplification √🧠
Keep your answers exact when asked.
✔ √50 = √(25 × 2) = 5√2
✔ Rationalise denominators like:

1/√3 = √3/3

🎯 Practice simplifying and multiplying surds to keep answers neat.

#GCSEMaths #Surds…

29 DAYS UNTIL EXAM DAY! Tip of the day - Equation of a Circle 🟢 Remember the standard form: (x−a)^2+(y−b)^2=r^2 ✔ (a, b) is the centre ✔ r is the radius Common in coordinate geometry problems – especially identifying or sketching. #GCSEMaths #CircleEquation

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Tip of the day - Equation of a Circle 🟢

Remember the standard form:

(x−a)^2+(y−b)^2=r^2

✔ (a, b) is the centre
✔ r is the radius

Common in coordinate geometry problems – especially identifying or sketching.
#GCSEMaths #CircleEquation…

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