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Bearings are always 3 figures
000, 026, 210
Tell me about equations of a parallel line
Parallel lines always have the same gradient e.g. 4x
Often use Y equals MX plus C or
Y2-Y1 over X2-X1
(Change in Y over change in X)

AQA question

In error intervals don’t forget the sign less than and equal to

In equations of a line:
Y equals MX plus C
Downwards line always is the negative gradient
Trigonometry

Error intervals
If a number is truncated to a one decimal place it means you just remove all the digits after the first decimal place
E.g.
this decimal:
3.4868
Is truncated to 1dp
So is-
3.4
in error intervals if something has been truncated, you just use the number given and the number above because you can’t go in between i.e. a decimal point

Truncated question
In quadratic graphs, what does roots mean
ROOT MEANS SOLUTION
so ur just finding the solution to i.e.
x squared - 6x+5
So which is on the graph 1 and 5
( basically the points which cross the x axis )
SO ANSWER IS X = 1 and X = 5

On quadratic graphs, what is the turning point?
The turning point is the lowest point in the graph.
(Where the pink arrow is)

In the quadratic graphs does the line of symmetry go through the turning point?
YES IT DOES


What is the equation for the line of symmetry on this graph?
X = 3
In quadratic graphs, there’s another fact!
Can u guess what it is?
Hint - turning point
The x co-ordinate of the turning point will always be in between the two roots
Do this question
Answers on the pic

Yes