circle theorems and vectors Flashcards

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Alternate Segment Theory

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Angle at the center is twice that at the circumference

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Angles in the same segment are the same

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Opposite angles in a cyclic quadrelateral add to 180o

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Triangle in circle with two sides the radius

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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Z angles, describe them as ‘alternate angles’ in the exam

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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F angles, call them ‘corresponding’ angles in the exam

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What is the name of these angles? (how would you explain them)

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C angles, describe them as “supplementary” angles in the exam

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If two lines are multiples of each in vectors, eg. a + b and 2a +2b, how would you explain that they are parallel?

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They are ‘proportional so parallel’

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If two lines are multiples of each other in vectors and cross at a point , eg. a + b and 2a +2b, how would you explain that they on a straightline?

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They are ‘proportional so parallel’ and both go through point x

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