Quadratic Sequences Differentiated with Answers<br /> Sections work as follows:<br /> n^2 + a<br /> an^2 + b<br /> an^2 + bn + c

Diagonal Reflections help sheet.

Congruent and Similar Shapes

1 powerpoint on Hypothesis Testing with Binomial distribution<br /> another on Critical Values and Regions with Binomial distribution (including 1 and 2-tailed)

A powerpoint for 1st year A level Maths - Bivariate Data - Lines of Regression and Scatter Graphs

<p>A collection of exam questions for year 2 of A level Maths Mechanics - focusing on the statics of rigid bodies (ladders and drawbridges) content.<br /> I suspect that the ‘further ladders and drawbridges’ document may be beyond the spec, but it will certainly reinforce content. All questions from Edexcel past papers (M2)</p>

<p>Here is a set of 6 papers I have put together for Year 2 Mechanics Students. They contain all the relevant M1 and M2 questions from that exam series. Mark schemes included in the same document.</p>

<p>Covers plotting exponential relationships using logs and interpreting these. Uses examples from the Hodder A level textbook.</p>

<p>A collection of questions on slopes with friction, getting incrementally harder. Also includes ‘on point of slipping up/down’ style questions. Answers and solutions included.</p>

<p>A powerpoint to accompany the Pearson A level textbook. Has key example questions and a bit of explanation. Almost all examples are taken from Pearson textbook, and a few slides are from DrFrost.</p>

<p>Designed for year 12s to investigate transforming graphs using Desmos and produce a notes sheet.<br /> Students will probably need some help before they start on how to input functions etc</p>

A ppt to explain standard deviation for first year a level maths students, comparing Messi and Ronaldo.

A powerpoint explaining Binomial Probability Distribution.

A table to fill in, practising finding a percentage, as well as working back from a percentage.<br /> It is in excel so that it randomly generates questions (press F9 to refresh) this way it can be used as a starter for lots of lessons.

<p>A table of graph transformations that can be used as a starter/plenary.<br /> Practices f(x) notation and linking to transformations and expressions.<br /> Obviously you can change the functions and transformations as appropriate.</p>