I just got my IGCSE results, and got a 5. I spent 11 weeks only studying for it, I didn’t do a single paper, I only watched your videos and did your questions. I already have my American degree but needed this for my masters in England. You are the reason I passed. Thank you SO much.
I got my gcses soon and this video helped me so much on the mocks I was og 2 most of the years but the mocks I got a 4! Honestly anyone failing maths should just listen to your videos they're very helpful.
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easier way for trapezium for those who dont know. Cut the side length from left put it on the right which makes a rectangle :) assuming you know how to do area of a rectangle.
I always remember a song for area of a trapezium: Half the some of the parallel sides times the width between them that is how you calculate the area of a trapezium!
another question - solving for x when x is an index. Has this been covered in any videos? I know there is a way to do this with logarithms, but as far as I know this also was not in the syllabus? please advise on the best course of action, since I’ve been asked this a couple of times as well😁
Unfortunately in order to solve exponential equations you do have to use logarithms, the exception is if you are using laws of indices and have something like 3^x=9^2x+5 for example where you can create equal base numbers and equate the exponents to form a linear equation. Using logarithms though to solve something like 8^x=15 is in the A-Level curriculum! Hope this helps? Also, do you have any links as to where you have seen an exponential equation? 🙏🏽
Absolutely no idea! We make our own papers for the mocks so I couldn’t even hazard a guess! But whichever paper it is I would try to avoid it, you want to get a true reflection of where you are at so you know exactly what to work on 😁
Hi, please could you make a video explaining matrice/ matrixes? They were not in the CIE syllabus, yet I am finding them in past papers and it is stressing me out since i am writing my exam on Monday! @the GCSE Maths Tutor
My pleasure! Hopefully you continue to find the channel useful, have you explored the playlists and figured out how to use the channel effectively yet? 😁
It would either be given or you would have to use Pythagoras or maybe even trigonometry such as this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x3Cd8HJCvII.html in order to find it 😁🙏🏼
Will ones like, surface area of a sphere, surface area of a cone, volume of a cone etc. be given in the exam? Or do I have to memorize them? I'm doing foundation btw. tia :)
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