Geometry Flashcards

1
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Pythagoras theorem (dont need to learn)

A

A(sq) + b(sq) = c(sq)

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2
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Bearing rules

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1) find the word from in the question, and put your pencil on the diagram at the point you are going ‘from’
2) at the point you are going from, draw a northline
3) now draw in the angle clockwise from the northline to the line joining the two points, this angle is the required bearing

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3
Q

SohCahToa

A

Sine (opp, hyp) , cos (adj, hyp) , tan (opp, adj)

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4
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Cosine rule (dont need to learn)

A

a(sq) = b(sq) + c(sq) - 2bc cosA

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5
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Cosine rule for angle

A

CosA = b(sq) + c(sq) - a(sq) /2bc

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6
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Sine rule (dont need to learn)

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a/sinA = b/sinB = c/sinC

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7
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3D pythagoras

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In a cuboid/cube/pyramid

1) draw a right angled triangle from the points needed, either to find the length or the angle
2) draw the triangle separately from the diagram and clearly label it
3) use pythag for the missing lengths then use shift and trig for the angle

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8
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Radius

A

Straight line from the centre to the circumference of a curcle

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9
Q

Circumference

A

The length around the whole circle

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10
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Diameter

A

A straight line that touches the circumference in 2 places and passes through the centre

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11
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Chord

A

A straight line that touches the circumference in 2 places but doesn’t go through the centre

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12
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Sector

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A slice of the circle trapped between 2 radii

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13
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Arc

A

A curved line which is a section of the circumference

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14
Q

Segment

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An area of the circle trapped between a chord and the circumference

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15
Q

Tangent

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A straight line that touches the circumference exactly once

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16
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Circumference equation for a circle (dont need to learn)

A

PiD / 2piR

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17
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Area equation of a circle (dont need to learn)

A

PiR(sq)

18
Q

Arc length equation

A

x/360 x 2piR

19
Q

Sector area equation

A

x/360 x piR(sq)

20
Q

Area of a triangle

A

1/2 x b x h

21
Q

Alternative equation for a triangle (dont need to learn)

A

1/2 a b sinc

22
Q

Area of a parallelogram

A

B x h

23
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Area of a trapezium (dont need to learn)

A

1/2 x (a+b) x h

24
Q

Surface area is

A

The total area of all the outer surfaces added together

25
Q

Surface area of a sphere (dont need to learn)

A

4 pi r(sq)

26
Q

Surface area of a cone

A

Pi r l + pi r(sq)

27
Q

Surface area of a cylinder

A

2 pi r h + 2 pi r(sq)

27
Q

Volume of a cuboid

A

L x W x H

28
Q

Volume of a sphere (dont need to learn)

A

4/3 pi r (cbd)

29
Q

Volume of a cone (dont need to learn)

A

1/3 x pi r (sq) x h

30
Q

Volume of a prism (dont need to learn)

A

Cross sectional area x length

31
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Volume of a pyramid

A

1/3 area of base x height

32
Q

Curved surface area of a cone (dont need to learn)

A

pi r l

33
Q

Total SA of a cone

A

Pi r l + pi r (sq)

34
Q

Volume of a cylinder (dont need to learn)

A

Pi r(sq) h

35
Q

Volume of a hemisphere

A

1/2 x 4/3 pi r(cb)

36
Q

Surface area of a hemisphere

A

2 pi r(sq)

37
Q

Total surface area of a hemisphere if solid

A

Pi r(sq) + 2 pi r(sq)

39
Q

Curved surface are of a cylinder (dont need to learn)

A

2 pi rh

40
Q

alternate angles look like

A

Z

41
Q

corresponding angles look like

A

F

42
Q

interior angles (C) add up to

A

180 degrees