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Intermediate Maths Key Facts and Methods Use this (as well as trying questions) to revise by: 1. Testing yourself. Asking a friend or family member to test you by reading the questions (on the lefthand side) to you 3. Using the booklet to jog your memory when you are stuck on an exam question The questions are on the left hand side of each page and the answers are on the right. If the person who is testing you has not done Intermediate maths before, some maths symbols have been written out in full to help them read them out loud. Questions with a grey background are also repeated on the formula sheet, but it is still a good idea to memorise them ahead of the exam

Intermediate Maths Unit 1 Outcome 1: Percentages What is the difference between appreciation and depreciation? How do you find out what percentage something has increased (or decreased) by? Appreciation means something is increasing, depreciation means it is decreasing Increase (or decrease) 100 Original Unit 1 Outcome : Volumes of Solids What is the formula for the volume of a cylinder? What is the formula for the volume of a cone? V V = π = 1 3 r h π r h What is the formula for the volume of a sphere? V = 4 3 π r 3 What is a hemisphere? What is a prism? How do you find the volume of a prism? Half a sphere A shape with a uniform cross section (the same shape all the way through) 1. Find the area of the end. Multiply by the length Unit 1 Outcome 3: Straight Line What letter is used to mean gradient? What letter is used in a formula to mean y intercept? What is the general equation of a straight line? In the equation of any straight line, where do you look to find the gradient? In the equation of any straight line, where do you look to find the y intercept? m c y = mx + c Before the letter x It is the number on its own (the one that is not in front of a letter) D Watkins 011 Page 1

Intermediate Maths What is the formula for the gradient between two coordinate points? m = y x y x 1 1 [m equals y two minus y one over x two minus x one] What does it mean if the gradient of a straight line is negative? What is the gradient of a horizontal line? What is the gradient of a vertical line? What is the equation of a horizontal line? What is the equation of a vertical line? What are the three steps to find the equation of a straight line? The line slopes downwards zero undefined y = something x = something 1. Write down y intercept. Calculate gradient 3. Put into y = mx + c Unit 1 Outcome 4: Algebra What is x x? (x times x) What is x² x? (x squared times x) What is x + x? (x add x) What is x² + x²? (x squared add x squared) When you factorise a trinomial, what can you say about the numbers in the brackets? How do you factorise using the difference of two squares method? What three things do you have to have to use the difference of two squares method? x² (x squared) x³ (x cubed) x (two x) x² (two x squared) They will multiply to equal the number at the end You have two brackets that are almost the same except that one has a plus sign in and the other has a minus sign in 1. Only two terms. Take away sign 3. Contains square sign and/or square numbers D Watkins 011 Page

Intermediate Maths Unit 1 Outcome 5: Circles What is an arc? What is a sector? How do you find the area of a sector of a circle? How do you find the length of an arc in a circle? What is a tangent to a circle? When you have a circle diagram including a tangent, what can you say about angles? What do you know about the angle in a semicircle? In a question about angles in circles, what is the first thing you have to do? What do the angles in a triangle add up to make? What do the angles in a quadrilateral add up to make? Where will you find equal angles in a diagram? Where can you find right angles in circle diagrams? How do you find a straight length inside a circle? A curve of a circle A slice of the area of a circle 1. Use π r. Divide by 360 [pi r squared] 3. Multiply by the angle 1. Use π d [pi d]. Divide by 360 3. Multiply by the angle A line that just touches the edge of the circle at one point The angle between the tangent and the radius is a right angle It is a right angle Identify the right angles 180 degrees 360 degrees 1. In an isosceles triangle. In an X shape 3. In a Z shape (parallel lines) 1. Between a tangent and radius. Angle in a semicircle 1. Find a right angled triangle where the radius is a hypotenuse. Use Pythagoras D Watkins 011 Page 3

Intermediate Maths Unit Outcome 1: Sine and Cosine Rule Don t forget to use the formula sheet in the exam: Sine rule: a = b = c sin A sin B sin C Cosine rule: b + c a = + or cos A = bc a b c bc cos A What is the Intermediate formula for the area of a triangle? In the formula for the area of a triangle, which angle do you use? When do you use the cosine rule in a triangle? When do you use the sine rule in a triangle? When do you use the cosine rule for angles in a triangle? In the cosine rule for lengths, does it matter which side is b and which side is c? In the sine rule, does it matter which side is a and which side is b? In the cosine rule for angles, does it matter which side is a, b or c? 1 A = absin C [A = half a b sine C] The angle that is in between the two sides you have used When you know two lengths and the angle in between With two pairs of opposite sides When you know all three lengths but no angles No No Yes. a has to be the side opposite the angle you are finding. When is sine positive? Between 0 and 180 When is tan positive? Between 0 and 90, and 180 and 70 When is cos positive? Between 0 and 90, and 70 and 360 Unit Outcome : Simultaneous Equations How do you solve simultaneous equations graphically? How do you solve simultaneous equations algebraically? Draw the two graphs and write down the coordinate the graphs intersect Scale both equations, then add or take away D Watkins 011 Page 4

Intermediate Maths Unit Outcome 3: Graphs, Charts and Tables What is does cumulative frequency mean? What is the difference between a dotplot and a boxplot? What five values are shown by a boxplot? How do you find an angle in a pie chart? How do you find the equation of a line of best fit in a scattergraph? How do you use a line of best fit to estimate a value from a scattergraph How do you find the quartiles? A running total A dotplot is like a bar graph with dots. A boxplot is a diagram showing the median, quartiles, lowest and highest. Lowest, Lower Quartile, Median, Upper Quartile, Highest 1. Write as fraction of the total. Find this fraction of 360 y = mx + c Substitute a number into the equation of the line of best fit Put the list in order and split it into four equal groups D Watkins 011 Page 5

Intermediate Maths Unit Outcome 4: Statistics Don t forget to use the formula sheet in the exam: Standard Deviation: ( ) ( x x ) x x / n s = = n 1 n 1 How do you find the Semi Interquartile Range (SIQR)? What does the symbol Σ (sigma) mean? What does the symbol x (x bar) mean? In the standard deviation formula, what does n mean? What does it mean if the standard deviation is higher? What does it mean if the mean is higher? What does it mean if the Semi Interquartile Range is higher? What does it mean if the median is higher? What is the probability of something impossible? What is the probability of something certain? How is a probability always written down? Upper Quartile Lower Quartile Add together all the numbers The mean How many numbers there are The numbers are more spread out The numbers are higher on average The numbers are more spread out The numbers are higher on average Zero One As a fraction D Watkins 011 Page 6

Intermediate Maths Unit 3 Outcome 1: Further Algebra What are the three steps to add or subtract two fractions? How do you multiply two fractions? How do you divide two fractions? When you multiply two powers, what happens to the numbers in the powers? When you divide two powers, what happens to the numbers in the powers? When you take a power of a power, what happens to the numbers in the powers? What does it mean if the number in a power is negative? How do you work out a negative power? What does it mean if the number in a power is a fraction? How do you work out a fraction power? What is a surd? How do you rationalise the denominator? What are the first ten square numbers up to 100? 1. Multiply the bottoms together. Multiply diagonally to get the new tops 3. Add or take away the top line (the bottom line stays the same) Multiply the tops, multiply the bottoms. Remember to simplify if possible Flip the second fraction upside down and multiply them You add them You take them away You multiply them The answer is a fraction. Move the letter to the bottom and make the power positive It is a root (square root, cube root etc) The number on the bottom of the fraction tells you what type of root it is A root that does not have an exact answer Multiply top and bottom by the surd 1, 4, 9, 16, 5, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100 D Watkins 011 Page 7

Intermediate Maths Unit 3 Outcome : Quadratic Equations Don t forget to use the formula sheet in the exam: The roots of ax bx c + + = 0 are b ± b ac x = a ( 4 ) How do you find an x coordinate if you know the y coordinate? How do you find a y coordinate if you know the x coordinate? What is the turning point of y = ( x + b) + c? (x plus b squared plus c) What does the equation of a line of symmetry look like? What are the roots of a quadratic equation? How do you find the roots of a quadratic equation from looking at its graph? Before you can solve a quadratic equation, what do you have to have on the right hand side? What phrase in a question mean it is likely that you need to use the quadratic formula? How do you solve a quadratic equation using the quadratic formula? To successfully use the quadratic formula, what do you have to check about the number beneath the square root sign (b² 4ac)? What happens if the number under the square root sign in the quadratic formula is negative? Substitute y into the original equation Substitute x into the original equation ( b, c ) x = a where a is the number the graph is symmetrical about The numbers that make the equation equal to zero The numbers where the graph crosses the x axis Zero giving your answer to decimal places (or to 1 decimal place) 1. Identify a, b and c. Calculate b² 4ac (and check its positive) 3. Put everything into the formula 4. Split the answer up into two: one with a + sign, one with a sign It must not be negative Either you made a mistake Or the equation has no solutions D Watkins 011 Page 8

Intermediate Maths Unit 3 Outcome 3: Further Trigonometry How can you tell whether a graph is sin, tan or cos? In a sin or cos graph, what is the amplitude? In a sin, cos or tan graph, what is the frequency? Sine is a wave starting at (0,0); cos is a bucket, tan is a squint straw The height of the graph How often the graph repeats itself in 360 (or 180 for tan) In a sin, cos or tan graph, what is the period? How many degrees it takes for the graph before it begins to repeat In a sin, cos or tan graph, what is the phase angle? For a graph of the form y = asin bx or y = a cos bx, what number is a? For a graph of the form y = asin bx, y = a cos bx or y = a tan bx, what number is b? For a graph of the form y = asin( x b ), y = a cos( x b ) or y = a tan( x b ), what number is b? What are the three steps to solve an equation for 0 x < 360? What fact do you need to know about and cos x? (sine squared x) (cos squared x) sin x What fact do you need to know about how tan is linked to sin and cos? What does sin x + cos x always equal? (sine squared x plus cos squared x) How far the graph has been shifted to the left or right The amplitude The frequency The phase angle 1. Rearrange. Use ndf 3. Find the second answer sin x + cos x = 1 (sine squared x plus cos squared x equals 1) sin x tan x = cos x (tan x equals sine x over cos x) 1 What does sin x cos x (sine x over cos x) always equal? tan x D Watkins 011 Page 9

Intermediate Maths Whole Course: Choosing the correct Method otherwise known as how to stop yourself failing because you end up leaving questions worth lots of marks blank because you don t know (or can t be bothered choosing) the method How do you choose between the sine rule and the cosine rule? How do you find a length in a triangle when you do not have two sides and the angle in between How do you find a length in a triangle when you know two sides and the angle between? How do you find an angle in a triangle when you know the length of all three sides? How do you find an area of a curved shape? How do you find angles in a circle diagram Use cosine rule when you have two sides and the angle in between. Use sine rule in any other question. Sine rule Cosine rule Cosine rule for angles Use π angle r, divide by 360, multiply by the Find right angles first then use rules of angles How do you find the area of a triangle? 1 Use A = absin C How do you find the length of a curved line? Use π d, divide by 360, multiply by the angle How do you find the length of a straight line? What do you do with a shape with sides that have lengths containing x? What do you do if question has a straight line graph in? What is it telling you if a question says to factorise FULLY? What do you do if a question wants you to write down two equations, then work out some values? (unit 3 only) How do you solve an equation for 0 x < 360? (x between zero and 360) (unit 3 only) How do you solve an equation giving your answer to decimal places? Use either sine rule or cosine rule (in triangles), or Pythagoras (inside a circle) It wants you to write each length in a bracket and then multiply out the brackets Find the equation using y=mx+c Take a common factor out first, then use two brackets You have to use simultaneous equations Rearrange, use nd function and find the second answer Use the quadratic formula D Watkins 011 Page 1