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Describing Transformations

Transformation can be used to describe how a shape or point moves on coordinate axes.

Object and image

The original shape or point before a transformation is known as the object.
The new shape or point after a transformation is known as the image.

Describing a rotation

An angle of rotation and a centre of rotation are required to describe a rotation.
- The angle of rotation tells you how much the object rotates by.
- You can often tell the angle of rotation by comparing the orientation (way round) of the object and image.
- The centre of rotation tells you where the rotation centres around.

Angle of rotation

Look at the orientation to work out the angle of rotation.

Centre of rotation

Find the centre of rotation using tracing paper.
Draw around the object and place your pencil where you think the centre of rotation is.

Centre of rotation cont.

Use trial and error until you rotate the object on the tracing paper and it makes the image.
This takes a lot of practice to get good at but it gets easier the more you try it.

Rotations

Using x and y coordinates, we can rotate shapes on a graph.

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90^o rotation

Shape A has rotated 90^o anti-clockwise to become shape B, with its centre of rotation at the origin.
- The x and y coordinates for shape A and B swapped.
- The x coordinates have changed sign but the y coordinates have not.

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180^o rotation

Shape A has rotated 180^o anti-clockwise to become shape B, with its centre of rotation at the origin.
- The x and y coordinates for shape A and B are the same but have changed sign.

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270^o rotation

Shape A has rotated 270^o clockwise to become shape B, with its centre of rotation at the origin.
- The x and y coordinates for shape A and B swapped.
- The y coordinates have changed sign but the x coordinates have not.

Clockwise and Anti-clockwise

A positive angle of rotation is defined as the angle of rotation in an anti-clockwise direction
A negative angle of rotation is defined as the angle of rotation in a clockwise direction.

1Numbers

1.1Integers

1.1.1Integers

1.1.2Ordering Numbers

1.1.3The Four Rules of Operations

1.1.4Hierarchy of Operations

1.1.5Definitions & Terms

1.1.6HCF & LCM

1.1.7Standard Form

1.1.8Standard Form 2

1.1.9Prime Numbers

1.1.10End of Topic Test - Standard Form

1.2Fractions

1.2.1Fractions

1.2.2Using Fractions

1.2.3Conversion

1.2.4Reciprocals

1.3Decimals

1.3.1Decimals

1.3.2Decimals 2

1.3.3Exam-Style Questions - Recurring Decimals

1.3.4Comparing & Converting Decimals

1.3.5End of Topic Test - Fractions & Decimals

1.4Powers & Roots

1.4.1Square Numbers

1.4.2Index Notation

1.4.3Exam-Style Questions - Index Notation

1.4.4Advanced Indices

1.4.5Surds

1.4.6End of Topic Test - Powers & Roots

1.5Set Language & Notation

1.5.1Sets

1.6Percentages

1.6.1Percentages

1.6.2Percentage Change

1.6.3Percentages in Finance

1.6.4Compound Interest

1.7Ratio & Proportion

1.7.1Manipulating Ratios

1.7.2Proportion

1.8Degree of Accuracy

1.8.1Rounding & Significant Figures

1.8.2Estimation

1.8.3Upper & Lower Bounds

1.8.4Limits of Accuracy

1.8.5Limits of Accuracy 2

1.8.6End of Topic Test - Rounding & Estimation

2Equations, Formulae & Identities

2.1Algebraic Manipulation

2.1.1Algebra Basics

2.1.2Power Rules & Collecting Terms

2.1.3Expanding Brackets

2.1.4Expanding Brackets 2

2.1.5Factorising Quadratics

2.1.6Algebraic Fractions

2.1.7Proofs

2.1.8End of Topic Test - Algebra & Proofs

2.1.9Exam-Style Questions - Algebraic Proof

2.2Expressions & Formulae

2.2.1Rearranging Formulae

2.2.2Simple Formulae

2.2.3End of Topic Test - Algebra Manipulation & Formula

2.3Linear Equations

2.3.1Solving Linear Equations

2.3.2Simultaneous Linear Equations

2.4Quadratic Equations

2.4.1Solving Quadratics

2.4.2Solving Quadratics 2

2.4.3End of Topic Test - Solving Equations

2.4.4Simulateous Quadratic Equations

2.4.5Exam-Style Questions - Simultaneous Equations

2.4.6Graphs of Simultaneous Equations

2.4.7End of Topic Test - Simultaneous Equations

2.5Proportion

2.5.1Graphs & Proportion

2.6Inequalities

2.6.1Solving Inequalities

2.6.2Graphs of Inequalities

2.6.3Exam-Style Questions - Inequalities

2.6.4End of Topic Test - Inequalities

3Sequences, Functions & Graphs

3.1Sequences

3.1.1Sequence Rules

3.1.2Finding Terms

3.1.3Exam-Style Questions - Sequences

3.1.4End of Topic Test - Sequences

3.2Functions

3.2.1Functions

3.2.2Composite & Inverse

3.2.3End of Topic Test - Functions

3.3Graphs

3.3.1Plotting Graphs

3.3.2Straight Line Graphs

3.3.3Properties of Graphs

3.3.4Quadratic Graphs

3.3.5Practical Graphs

3.3.6Graphs of Polynomials

3.3.7End of Topic Test Graphs

3.4Common Graphs

3.4.1Graphs of Common Functions

3.4.2Transformations of Graphs

3.4.3End of Topic Test - Transformations and Graph

3.5Calculus

3.5.1Derivatives of Functions

3.5.2Maxima & Minima

4Geometry

4.1Angles, Lines & Triangles

4.1.1Angles & Lines

4.1.2Angle Rules

4.1.3Angles in Triangles

4.1.4Exam-Style Questions - Angles

4.2Polygons

4.2.1Polygons

4.2.2Quadrilaterals

4.2.3Congruence

4.2.4Scale Factor

4.2.5Exam-Style Questions - Enlargements

4.2.6End of Topic Test - Geometry

4.3Symmetry

4.3.1Symmetry

4.3.2Exam-Style Questions - Reflection

4.4Measures

4.4.1Measurements

4.4.2Time

4.4.3Bearings

4.4.4Speed

4.5Circle Properties

4.5.1Properties of a Circle

4.5.2Circle Theorems

4.5.3Circle Theorems 2

4.5.4Circle Theorems 3

4.5.5Exam-Style Questions - Circle Theorems

4.6Trigonometry & Pythagoras’ theorem

4.6.1Pythagoras' Theorem

4.6.2Trigonometry

4.6.3Sine & Cosine for Obtuse Angles

4.6.4Triangle Formulae

4.6.5Exam-Style Questions - Trigonometry & Area

4.7Mensuration of 2D Shapes

4.7.1Standard Units

4.7.2Perimeter of 2D Shapes

4.7.3Area of 2D Shapes

4.7.4Area & Circumference of Circle

4.7.5End of Topic Test - Trigonometry & Shapes

4.83D Shapes & Volume

4.8.13D Shapes

4.8.2Surface Area

4.8.3Volume

4.8.4Exam-Style Questions - Volume

5Vectors & Transformation Geometry

5.1Vectors

5.1.1Vectors

5.1.2Vectors 2

5.1.3Exam-Style Questions - Vectors

5.2Transformation Geometry

5.2.1Transformations

5.2.2Rotations

5.2.3Translations & Reflections

5.2.4Enlargements

5.2.5Effects of Transformations

6Statistics & Probability

6.1Statistical Measures

6.1.1Basic Statistics

6.1.2Frequency Table

6.2Graphical Representation of Data

6.2.1Pictograms, Bar Charts & Pie Charts

6.2.2Histograms

6.2.3Cumulative Frequency

6.2.4Cumulative Frequency 2

6.2.5Exam-Style Questions - Cumulative Frequency

6.2.6End of Topic - Datasets

6.3Probability

6.3.1Probability

6.3.2Theoretical Probability

6.3.3Experimental Probability

6.3.4Venn Diagrams

6.3.5Sample Space Diagrams

6.3.6Tree Diagrams

6.3.7Independent Events

6.3.8Conditional Probability

6.3.9End of Topic Test - Probability

6.3.10Exam-Style Questions - Probability

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