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MATHEMATICS ACTIVITIES

MATHEMATICS ACTIVITIES

1. For Fixed Area (100 units square), Find the Least Perimeter
2. For fixed area, finding the dimensions of Rectangle, and then draw the graph to find the Optimal (Least) Perimeter from graph (Turning Point concept)

MECHANIC DRAWING SOFTWARES

Mechanical Drawing Software

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Top 15 of the best mechanical engineering software in 2020

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Calculate the Perimeter of the Shape - Exercise 27.11 Question 1 (b)

Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics: Core & Extended, 3rd EditioneE

Exercise 27.11 Question 1 (b)

Calculate the Perimeter of the Shape (Sector of Circle)

Method 1
Slander Website for Solution - Method 1

Method 2   at MIR GLOBAL ACADEMY

 

KEY POINTS FROM MATRIC MATHEMATICS

COROLLARY: These are formulas or Statements derived from main Formula / Theorem.

• Theorem may have many proofs.

• For convenience Figures may be shown separately from main figure.

• Pythagoras' theorem can be proved using proportionality of the sides of two similar triangles. Its converse can be proved using Congruent Triangles (SSS).

How to prove the basic theorems in geometry?

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1. Use the previous theorems, postulates, definitions and properties you already learned to prove new theorems. That's the principle of geometry, as you go by the lessons, you use what you learned before to learn new lessons.

2. Label the Drawing

3. Know where you are going (Given and Have to Prove)

Actually you can use two kinds of proving:

1. Direct and
2. Indirect.

In direct, you prove step by step until you come up with the desired statement.

In the other hand, indirect proving is when you prove the opposite of what you want to prove.

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Geometry Lesson: Postulates, Theorems and Proofs (Simplifying Math)

Calculating Time using Casio Calculator for IGCSE, O' Level Mathematics Paper

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Calculating Time using Casio Calculator for IGCSE, O level Mathematics Paper

This video demonstrate Calculating Time Taken for O'Level, IGCSE Mathematics Paper using Casio Calculator.

Student can find such question in their Mathematics paper in topic like:
1. Time Taken
2. Travel Graphs
3. Distance, Time and Speed 

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