Vector diagram showing a cyclist with 3N and 4N forces and a 5N resultant using a scale diagram

Vector Diagram: Step-by-Step Examples

Vector Diagram – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction A Vector diagram is a graphical representation of vectors, which are quantities that have both magnitude and direction. Vector diagrams are used to visualize and analyze physical quantities like force, velocity, acceleration, displacement, electric fields etc. Real-life application: What is Vector Diagram? The forces in a…

Law of Sine and Cosine Rule​: Step-by-Step Examples

Law of Sine and Cosine Rule​: Step-by-Step Examples

Law of Sine and Cosine Rule – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Laws of Sine and Cosine are trigonometric formulas used to solve triangles when certain information is given. They are especially useful for non-right triangles. These laws are fundamental in trigonometry and have applications in physics, engineering, and navigation. What is the Sine…

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Calculate Area Using Sine Rule​: Step-by-Step Examples

Calculate Area Using Sine Rule​ – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Law of Sines are trigonometric formulas used to solve any triangles when certain information is given. This law is used to find unknown sides or angles in non-right-angled triangles, it can also be applied to calculate the area of a triangle when certain…

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Independent Events: Step-by-Step Examples

Independent Events – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction In Probability Theory, Independent events are the important concepts that describe different relationships between events. It describes how the occurrence of one event affects the probability of another event. What are Independent Events? Two events are Independent if one event does not affect the probability of…

Mutually exclusive events formula for probability GCSE maths revision.

Mutually Exclusive Events: Step-by-Step Examples

Mutually Exclusive Events – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Studying Mutually exclusive events are essential in probability because they help us analyze different types of real-world situations where outcomes interact in different ways. We learn mutually exclusive events in probability to understand situations where two events cannot happen at the same time. What are…

Labeled diagram of a cylinder showing height (h), radius (r), and base

Cylinder and Spheres: Step-by-Step Examples

Cylinder and Spheres – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Cylinders and Spheres are three-dimensional geometric shapes that play essential role in mathematics, architecture, engineering, and everyday life. Both shapes can be described using the radius (r) as a key measurement, but they differ in shape and symmetry. Real life Examples: What is a Cylinder?…

Labeled diagrams of a pyramid and a cone showing apex, base, height, slant height, and radius

Pyramid and Cones -: Step-by-Step Examples

Pyramid and Cones – GCSE Maths Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Pyramid and Cones are three-dimensional (3D) geometric shapes that play essential role in mathematics, architecture, engineering, and everyday life. Both shapes have a base and an apex, but they differ in structure and properties. Real life Examples: What is a Cone? A cone is a…