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Credit revision Q 1 What is the sine rule ?

Credit revision Q 2 What three processes do you go through in order to factorise a quadratic ?

Credit revision Q 3 What is sin x cos x equal to ?

Credit revision Q 4 How do you solve equations of the form cosx o = ? (0x360)

Credit revision Q 5 How do you find the gradient of a line joining two points ?

Credit revision Q 6 What is sin 2 x + cos 2 x equal to ?

Credit revision Q 7 What is the Theorem of Pythagoras ?

Credit revision Q 8 State the cosine rule to find a missing side

Credit revision Q 9 What does a fractional index number indicate? eg x

Credit revision Q 10 State the cosine rule to find an angle

Credit revision Q 11 Write x 2 y + y 2 as the sum of xy two separate fractions

Credit revision Q 12 Solve for x x 4 = x = x = x = 1 7 x = 7