Maths A-Level Resources for AQA, OCR and Edexcel
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The topic of discussion in this article is “Trigonometric Identities”. We can dissect the terminology into two words i.e., “Trigonometric” and “Identities”. Let us look at them individually one by one. The word “Trigonometric” comes from the word Trigonometry (Greek trigonon: triangle and metron: to measure). Therefore, the literal meaning of the word “Trigonometric” is … Read more
A function is a transformation that gives a single output for a given input. The transformation is according to a rule. The rule varies depending on the type of the function. For example, for the function f(x) = 2x, the rule is simple, i.e., “double the input”. The function can be plotted on x-y coordinate … Read more
We are familiar with the concept of function. It is a relation that makes a unique image as output for a given input. A function takes some input and spits out some output based on a rule. The example of a function is f(x) = 1/x. In this function, the rule is to take the … Read more
Why are we interested in this topic? Circle is an amazing shape. The sun, the moon and the planets look circular (yes they are actually spherical in shape). The bicycle you probably love to ride has circular tyres. The can of icy cool carbonated soda you cherish on a hot day has a circular base. … Read more
In this section, we will study “how to transform a function, without evaluating its value”. After reading this article you will be able to understand transformation. You can translate, rotate or shift any graph easily. Contents Introduction Types of transformation Methodology Practical examples Introduction Transformation is a basic technique to make graphs of function without … Read more
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: To define algebraic surds To perform operations involving surds To simplify and rationalize surds MATH CONCEPTS SURDS- It is a root of a positive real quantity where its value cannot be exactly determined. It is an irrational number which cannot be simplified and usually in the form of , n is the order … Read more