I teach IGCSE Geography in Italy and my guys need to know how to understand and plot scatter graphs (covered later in Italian maths). So this is a great resource thanks. 😁👍
Wow that’s amazing news I’m so glad my video was able to help your students!! It’s my absolute pleasure! If there are any other topics that may be useful just let me know 😁👌🏼
@@virajmokashi9303 yes it would be best to just in case you might be asked (ie: for the first question to work out the estimate science mark for a student that scored 10 in the maths test)
U actually got the first scatter graph right since there weren't 6 above the line, including the one u plotted that was 7, and 7 on bottom so it was equal 😎
hi sir do you plan at any point in the future for making vids for GCSE Statistics or A level further maths as im hoping to do further maths a level if i get an 8 or 9 next summer
Lee Larner I doubt I will explore GCSE Statistics for the near future as it’s something I’ve never taught and as such wouldn’t feel comfortable making tutorials unless I was to explore the subject in depth of which I unfortunately don’t have time for as of yet. In regards to a-levels I am first doing AS pure, then I will do A2 pure and only then will I explore further maths, I am setting a good 1 year time span on completing all of these though so it’s unlikely I’ll have time to venture into further maths for a good while! 😢 sorry if that isn’t the news you were hoping for! I can only do my best and build the channel up as fast as I can! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you so much for the kind words! The website is currently down for maintenance as it’s had a complete overhaul! Big news to come soon! I will work on repairing temporary links this weekend for the worksheets 😁🙏🏼
LLS Xo Unfortunately not, I don’t teach statistics at the moment unfortunately, I did use this in my degree though but I don’t remember doing it at a-level. What level of mathematics are you studying? 😁
Hi Sir for describing the relationship would it be okay to describe the relationship in terms of proportionality so if the relation is negative it would be inversely proportional and if it was positive it would be proportional.
Taka I would start on the grade 5 crossover playlist, a paper by paper playlist would be entirely made up so I wouldn’t trust any playlist claiming to be one! Depending on which paper you are doing you could then move onto the grade 6-9 playlist 😁🙏🏼
