AFFORDABLE MATHS TUITION

KS3, GCSE and A Level Maths

Learn at your own pace, when you want

List of Topics Covered by LiveMaths

  • Edexcel A Level Maths
  • C1
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Collecting Like Terms
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 1
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 3
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 4
  • Expanding Brackets
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 1
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 2
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 3
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 4
  • Factorising Expressions
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 1
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 2
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 3
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 5
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 6
  • Index Laws
  • First Index Law
  • Second Index Law
  • Third Index Law
  • Raising a Number to the Power Zero
  • Fourth Index Law Example 1
  • Fourth Index Law Example 2
  • Fourth Index Law Example 3
  • Fifth Index Law Example 1
  • Fifth Index Law Example 2
  • Sixth Index Law Example 1
  • Sixth Index Law Example 2
  • Using Index Laws Example 1
  • Using Index Laws Example 2
  • Surds
  • Surd Introduction
  • Working with Surds Example 1
  • Working with Surds Example 2
  • Working with Surds Example 3
  • Working with Surds Example 4
  • Working with Surds Example 5
  • Working with Surds Example 6
  • Working with Surds Example 7
  • Quadratic Functions
  • Plotting Quadratic Graphs
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 1
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic Equation by Factorising
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 1
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 3
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 4
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 5
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 6
  • Completing The Square
  • Completing the Square Introduction
  • Completing the Square Example 1
  • Completing the Square Example 2
  • Completing the Square Example 3
  • Completing the Square Example 4
  • Completing the Square Example 5
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 1
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 2
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 3
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 4
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 1
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 2
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 3
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 4
  • Derivation of the Quadratic Formula
  • The Quadratic Formula
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 1
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 2
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 3
  • Sketching Quadratics
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 1
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 2
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 3
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 4
  • Equations and Inequalities
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 2
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 3
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 4
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Graph
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 1
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 3
  • Inequalities
  • Linear Inequalities Example 1
  • Linear Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 1
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 3
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 4
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 5
  • Discriminant Problems
  • Discriminant Problems Example 1
  • Discriminant Problems Example 2
  • Sketching Curves
  • Graph Transformations
  • Transformations Introduction
  • The Transformation f(x) + a
  • The Transformation f(x - a)
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 1
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 1
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 3
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 1
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 2
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 3
  • Cubic Curves
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 1
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 2
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 3
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 4
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 5
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 6
  • The General Cubic Curve Introduction
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 1
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 2
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 3
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 4
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 5
  • Reciprocal Curves
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 1
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 2
  • The Intersection of Two Curves
  • Sketching Two Curves to Find the Number of Points of Intersection
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Introduction to the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 4
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 5
  • Finding the Gradient of a Straight Line
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 1
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 2
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 3
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 4
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 5
  • Finding the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 1
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 3
  • Sequences and Series
  • Continuing a Sequence
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 1
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 2
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 1
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 2
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 4
  • Recurrence Relations
  • Recurrence Relations Example 1
  • Recurrence Relations Example 2
  • Recurrence Relations Example 3
  • Recurrence Relations Example 4
  • Arithmetic Sequences
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 1
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 1
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 3
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 4
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 1
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 2
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 3
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 4
  • Sigma Notation
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 1
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 2
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 3
  • Differentiation
  • The Gradient of a Curve
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 1
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 2
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 3
  • Differentiation from First Principles
  • Differentiation of y = x2 from First Principles
  • Using the Differentiation Formula
  • Differentiation Example 1
  • Differentiation Example 2
  • Differentiation Example 3
  • Differentiation Example 4
  • Differentiation Example 5
  • Differentiation Example 6
  • Expressions with Multiple Terms
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 1
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 2
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 3
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 4
  • Finding Gradients
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 1
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 2
  • Tangents and Normals
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 1
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 2
  • Successive Differentials
  • Successive Differentials Example 1
  • Successive Differentials Example 2
  • Rates of Change
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 1
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 2
  • Integration
  • Introduction
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 1
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 2
  • Integration Examples
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 1
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 2
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 3
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 4
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 5
  • Finding C
  • Using Extra Information to Find C
  • C2
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Simplifying Algebraic Fractions
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 1
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 2
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 3
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 4
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 5
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 6
  • Polynomial Division
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 1
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 2
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 3
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 4
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 5
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 6
  • The Factor Theorem
  • Explaining the Factor Theorem
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 4
  • The Remainder Theorem
  • Explaining the Remainder Theorem
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 4
  • The Sine and Cosine Rules
  • Overview
  • Introducing the Sine and Cosine Rules
  • The Sine Rule
  • Sine Rule Example 1
  • Sine Rule Example 2
  • Sine Rule Example 3
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 1
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 2
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 3
  • The Cosine Rule
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 1
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 2
  • Cosine Rule Example 1
  • Cosine Rule Example 2
  • Area
  • Area Formula
  • Area Example
  • Bearings Example
  • Sine and Cosine Rule Including Bearings
  • Exponentials and Logarithms
  • The graph of y = ax
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 1
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 2
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 3
  • The Definition of Logarithms
  • The Definition of the Logarithm
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 1
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 2
  • Use of Calculator
  • Using the Calculator to Evaluate Logarithms
  • Laws of Logarithms
  • Introduction to Laws of Logarithms
  • Using Log Laws Example 1
  • Using Log Laws Example 2
  • Using Log Laws Example 3
  • Solving equations of the form ax = b
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 1
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 2
  • Changing the Base of a Logarithm
  • The Change of Base Formula
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 1
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 2
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 3
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Finding the Mid-Point of a Line
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 1
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 2
  • Deriving the Formula for the Midpoint of a Line
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 1
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 2
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 3
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 4
  • Finding the Length of a Line
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 1
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 2
  • The Formula for the Distance Between 2 Points
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 1
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 2
  • The Equation of a Circle
  • The Formula for the Equation of a Circle
  • Equation of Circle Example 1
  • Equation of Circle Example 2
  • Equation of Circle Example 3
  • Equation of Circle Example 4
  • Equation of Circle Example 5
  • Equation of Circle Example 6
  • Equation of Circle Example 7
  • Equation of Circle Example 8
  • Equation of Circle Example 9
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • The Binomial Expansion
  • Pascal's Triangle
  • Introducing Pascal's Triangle
  • Pascal's Triangle as Coefficients for Binomial Expansions
  • Investigating the Patterns within a Binomial Expansion
  • Using Pascal's Triangle to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 1
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 2
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 3
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 4
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 5
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 6
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 7
  • Factorials and Combinations
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 1
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 2
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 3
  • Using Combinations to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 1
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 2
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 3
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 4
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 5
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 6
  • Radian Measure
  • Introduction to Radians
  • Radians and Degrees
  • Length of an Arc
  • Length of an Arc, Angle In Degrees
  • The Formula for an Arc Length, Angle in Radians
  • Arc Length Example 1
  • Arc Length Example 2
  • Area of a Sector
  • Area of a Sector, Angle in Degrees
  • The formula for the Area of a Sector, Angle in Radians
  • Area of Sector Example 1
  • Area of Sector Example 2
  • Compound Shapes
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex1
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex2
  • Geometric Sequences and Series
  • Introduction
  • Introduction to Geometric Sequences
  • The nth Term
  • Derivation of the nth Term Formula
  • nth Term Example 1
  • nth Term Example 2
  • nth Term Example 3
  • nth Term Example 4
  • The Sum of the First n Terms
  • Derivation of the Sum of n Terms Formula
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 1
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 2
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 3
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 4
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 5
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 6
  • The Sum to Infinity
  • The Concept of a Sum to Infinity
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 1
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 2
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 3
  • Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
  • Positive and Negative Angles
  • An Introduction to Angles Beyond 90 degrees
  • Extending the Definition of Sin, Cos and Tan for Angles > 90°
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 1
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 2
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 3
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 4
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 5
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 6
  • Some Special Angles
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 1
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 2
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 3
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 2
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 3
  • The Graphs of the Three Trigonometric Ratios
  • The Graphs of the 3 Trigonometric Functions
  • Transformations of Graphs
  • Review of Graph Transformations
  • Graph Transformations Applied to Trig Graphs
  • Differentiation
  • Differentiation Revision
  • Revision Example 1
  • Revision Example 2
  • Revision Example 3
  • Revision Example 4
  • Revision Example 5
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • The Concept of Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions Example 1
  • Turning Points
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 1
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 2
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 3
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 4
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 5
  • Finding Turning Points Example 1
  • Finding Turning Points Example 2
  • Finding Turning Points Example 3
  • Problem Solving
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 1
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 2
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 3
  • An Introduction to Trigonometric Identities and Equations
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations in a Given Range
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 5
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 6
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 7
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 8
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 9
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 10
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 11
  • Comparing Graph and CAST
  • The Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ= 1
  • Introducing the Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ
  • The Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Introducing the Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Using Trigonometric Identities
  • Finding Exact Values for Ratios Given the Exact Value for Another Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for Ratios Given the Exact Value for Another Example 2
  • Using Identities for Simplifying Expressions and Proving Identities
  • Integration
  • The Definite Integral
  • Definite Integration Example 1
  • Definite Integration Example 2
  • Definite Integration Example 3
  • Definite Integration Example 4
  • Definite Integration Example 5
  • Definite Integration Example 6
  • Areas Under Curves
  • Introduction to Finding Area By Integration
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 1
  • Areas Below the x-axis
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 2
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 3
  • Compound Areas
  • Compound Areas Example 1
  • Compound Areas Example 2
  • M1
  • Modelling
  • Particle
  • The Particle
  • String and Rod
  • The String and the Rod
  • Surface
  • Surfaces
  • Examples
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 1
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 2
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 3
  • Vectors
  • Vector and Scalar Quantities
  • Vectors and Scalars
  • Vectors to Represent Displacement
  • Displacement Problems Example 1
  • Displacement Problems Example 2
  • Vector Journeys
  • Vector Journeys Example 1
  • Vector Journeys Example 2
  • Unit Vectors
  • Unit Vectors Introduction
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 1
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 2
  • Modulus (Magnitude) of a Vector Given in i, j Form
  • Unit Vector in a Given Direction
  • Resolving Vectors
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 1
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 2
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 3
  • Parallel Vectors Example 1
  • Parallel Vectors Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration
  • Introduction to Position Vectors
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 1
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 3
  • Relative Position and Velocity
  • The Concept of Relative Position
  • The Concept of Relative Velocity
  • Problems Involving Vectors
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 1
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 2
  • Constant Acceleration
  • SUVAT
  • The SUVAT Quantities
  • The SUVAT Equations
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 1
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 2
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 3
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 4
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 5
  • Vertical Motion Under Gravity
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 1
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 2
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 3
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 4
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 5
  • Velocity -Time Graphs
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 1
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 2
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 3
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 4
  • Applying Formulae to Vectors
  • Formulae Applied to Vectors Example
  • Statics
  • Resultant of Two Forces
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 1
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 2
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 3
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 4
  • Resolving Forces and Resultant Forces
  • Resolving Forces into two components
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 1
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 2
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 3
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 4
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 5
  • Forces in Equilibrium
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 1
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 2
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 3
  • Types of Force
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 4
  • Problems Involving Friction
  • Introduction to Friction
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example1
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example2
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example3
  • Introducing the Coefficient of Friction
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 1
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 2
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 3
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 4
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 5
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 6
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 7
  • Dynamics
  • Introducing Newton's Laws
  • Newtons 1st Law
  • Newton's 2nd Law
  • Newton's 3rd Law
  • Newton's Second Law - Applying F = ma
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 1
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 2
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 3
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 4
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 5
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 6
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 7
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 8
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 9
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 10
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 11
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 12
  • Connected Bodies
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 2
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 3
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 4
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 5
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 6
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 2
  • Momentum and Impulse
  • Introducing Momentum
  • Introducing the Concept of Impulse
  • More about Impulse
  • Momentum and Impulse Example 1
  • Momentum and Impulse Example 2
  • Conservation of Momentum
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 1
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 2
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 3
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 4
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 5
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 6
  • Moments
  • Introducing Moments
  • The Turning Effect of a Force
  • Basic Moments Example 1
  • Basic Moments Example 2
  • Basic Moments Example 3
  • Basic Moments Example 4
  • Basic Moments Example 5
  • Basic Moments Example 6
  • Basic Moments Example 7
  • Moments and Equilibrium
  • Moment Problems Involving Equilibrium Example 1
  • Moment Problems Involving Equilibrium Example 2
  • Moment Problems Involving Equilibrium Example 3
  • S1
  • Modelling
  • Introducing Statistical Models
  • Statistical Modelling Part 1
  • Statistical Modelling Part 2
  • Representation of Data Collected in Samples
  • Introduction
  • Types of Data
  • Why Do We Represent Data in Graphs and Charts?
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Class Limits and Boundaries
  • Cumulative Frequency
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 1
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 2
  • Histograms
  • Histograms Example 1
  • Histograms Example 2
  • The Relative Frequency Histogram
  • Measures of Location
  • Introduction
  • Why Summarise Data?
  • The Mode
  • Mode for Discrete Numbers
  • Mode for a Frequency Distribution
  • Mode for a Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Mode
  • The Median
  • Median for Discrete Numbers
  • Median for a Frequency Distribution
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 1
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 2
  • Median from a Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Median
  • Other Quantiles
  • Introducing Other Quantiles
  • Quantiles Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 2 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 3 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 4 - Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 5 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 6 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 7 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Quantiles Example 8 - Stem and Leaf
  • The Boxplot
  • The Boxplot
  • The Mean
  • Mean Example 1 - Discrete data
  • Mean Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 4 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 5 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Coding
  • Mean Example with Coding
  • Measures of Dispersion
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of Dispersion
  • Range
  • Range Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Range Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 4 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Interquartile Range
  • IQR Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • IQR Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 4 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • IQR Example 5 - Stem and Leaf
  • IQR Example 6 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Boxplots
  • The Boxplot
  • Standard Deviation and Variance
  • The Concept of Variance
  • The Variance Formulae
  • Population SD and Variance Example 1
  • Population SD and Variance Example 2
  • Population SD and Variance Example 3
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 1
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 2
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 3
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of SD
  • Coding
  • SD Example with Coding
  • Interpretation
  • Interpretation Example 1
  • Interpretation Example 2
  • Probability
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Introduction to Venn Diagrams
  • Using Venn Diagrams for probability
  • Identifying Events
  • Using Venn Diagrams
  • Addition Rule
  • The Addition Rule
  • Using the Addition Rule
  • Dependent Events
  • Introduction to Dependent Probabilities
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 1
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 2
  • Independent Events
  • Introduction to Independent Events
  • Independent Events Example 1
  • Independent Events Example 2
  • Independent Events Example 3
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events Example
  • Tree Diagrams
  • Tree Diagrams Example 1
  • Tree Diagrams Example 2
  • Arrangements
  • Using Arrangements Example 1
  • Using Arrangements Example 2
  • Miscellaneous Example
  • Correlation
  • Scatter Diagrams
  • Scatter Diagrams and Correlation Part 1
  • Scatter Diagrams and Correlation Part 2
  • Product Moment Correlation Coefficient
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 1
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 2
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 3
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 1
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 2
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 3
  • Example Using Coding
  • Interpretation
  • Interpretation of r
  • Regression
  • Linear Regression
  • Explanatory and Response Values
  • The Least-Squares Regression Line
  • The Least Squares Regression Line
  • Calculating the Least Squares Regression Line
  • Application and Interpretation
  • Interpolation and Extrapolation
  • Discrete Random Variables
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of a Discrete Random Variable
  • The Probability Function
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 1
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 2
  • Expectation
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 1
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 2
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 3
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 4
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 5
  • Expectation and Variance
  • Expectation and Variance Example 1
  • Expectation and Variance Example 2
  • Expectation and Variance Example 3
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • Introducing The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 1
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 2
  • The Normal Distribution
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of a Normal Distribution
  • Features of a Normal Distribution
  • The Normal Curve as a PDF and the Standard Normal
  • The Standard Normal
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 1
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 2
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 3
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 4
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 5
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 6
  • Transforming Normal Distributions to the Standard Normal
  • Working with General Normals
  • Working with General Normals Example 1
  • Working with General Normals Example 2
  • Working with General Normals Example 3
  • Working with General Normals Example 4
  • Applying The Normal Distribution
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 1
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 2
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 3
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 4
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 5
  • MEI A Level Maths
  • C1
  • Algebra
  • Collecting Like Terms
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 1
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 3
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 4
  • Expanding Brackets
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 1
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 2
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 3
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 4
  • Factorising Expressions
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 1
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 2
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 3
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 5
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 6
  • Index Laws
  • First Index Law
  • Second Index Law
  • Third Index Law
  • Raising a Number to the Power Zero
  • Fourth Index Law Example 1
  • Fourth Index Law Example 2
  • Fourth Index Law Example 3
  • Fifth Index Law Example 1
  • Fifth Index Law Example 2
  • Sixth Index Law Example 1
  • Sixth Index Law Example 2
  • Using Index Laws Example 1
  • Using Index Laws Example 2
  • Surds
  • Surd Introduction
  • Working with Surds Example 1
  • Working with Surds Example 2
  • Working with Surds Example 3
  • Working with Surds Example 4
  • Working with Surds Example 5
  • Working with Surds Example 6
  • Working with Surds Example 7
  • Solving a Quadratic Equation by Factorising
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 1
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 3
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 4
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 5
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 6
  • Completing The Square
  • Completing the Square Introduction
  • Completing the Square Example 1
  • Completing the Square Example 2
  • Completing the Square Example 3
  • Completing the Square Example 4
  • Completing the Square Example 5
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 1
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 2
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 3
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 4
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 1
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 2
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 3
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 4
  • Derivation of the Quadratic Formula
  • The Quadratic Formula
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 1
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 2
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 3
  • Sketching Quadratics
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 1
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 2
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 3
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 4
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 2
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 3
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 4
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Graph
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 1
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 3
  • Inequalities
  • Linear Inequalities Example 1
  • Linear Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 1
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 3
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 4
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 5
  • Discriminant Problems
  • Discriminant Problems Example 1
  • Discriminant Problems Example 2
  • Graph Transformations
  • Transformations Introduction
  • The Transformation f(x) + a
  • The Transformation f(x - a)
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 1
  • Cubic Curves
  • The General Cubic Curve Introduction
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 1
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 2
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 3
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 4
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 5
  • Reciprocal Curves
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 1
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 2
  • The Intersection of Two Curves
  • Sketching Two Curves to Find the Number of Points of Intersection
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Introduction to the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 4
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 5
  • Finding the Gradient of a Straight Line
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 1
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 2
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 3
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 4
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 5
  • Finding the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 1
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 3
  • Simplifying Algebraic Fractions
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 1
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 2
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 3
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 4
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 5
  • Algebrain Fractions Example 6
  • Polynomials
  • Polynomial Division
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 1
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 2
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 3
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 4
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 5
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 6
  • The Factor Theorem
  • Explaining the Factor Theorem
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 4
  • The Remainder Theorem
  • Explaining the Remainder Theorem
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 4
  • The graph of y = ax
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 1
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 2
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 3
  • Finding the Mid-Point of a Line
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 1
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 2
  • Deriving the Formula for the Midpoint of a Line
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 1
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 2
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 3
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 4
  • Finding the Length of a Line
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 1
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 2
  • The Formula for the Distance Between 2 Points
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 1
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 2
  • The Equation of a Circle
  • The Formula for the Equation of a Circle
  • Equation of Circle Example 1
  • Equation of Circle Example 2
  • Equation of Circle Example 3
  • Equation of Circle Example 4
  • Equation of Circle Example 5
  • Equation of Circle Example 6
  • Equation of Circle Example 7
  • Equation of Circle Example 8
  • Equation of Circle Example 9
  • Pascal's Triangle
  • Introducing Pascal's Triangle
  • Pascal's Triangle as Coefficients for Binomial Expansions
  • Investigating the Patterns within a Binomial Expansion
  • Using Pascal's Triangle to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 1
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 2
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 3
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 4
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 5
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 6
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 7
  • Factorials and Combinations
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 1
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 2
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 3
  • Using Combinations to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 1
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 2
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 3
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 4
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 5
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 6
  • Language of Mathematics
  • Number Sets
  • Number Sets
  • Problem Solving
  • Problem Solving Example 1
  • Problem Solving Example 2
  • Problem Solving Example 3
  • Problem Solving Example 4
  • Converse of a Statement
  • Converse of a Statement - Example 1
  • Converse of a Statement - Example 2
  • Logic
  • Logic Example 1
  • Logic Example 2
  • Logic Example 3
  • Logic Example 4
  • Logic Example 5
  • Proof
  • Methods of Proof Example 1 - Exhaustion
  • Methods of Proof Example 2 - Exhaustion
  • Methods of Proof Example 3 - Disproof by Counter Example
  • Methods of Proof Example 4 - Disproof by Counter Example
  • Methods of Proof Example 5 - Deduction
  • Methods of Proof Example 6 - Deduction
  • Methods of Proof Example 7 - Contradiction
  • Methods of Proof Example 8 - Contradiction
  • C2
  • The Sine and Cosine Rules
  • Overview
  • Introducing the Sine and Cosine Rules
  • The Sine Rule
  • Sine Rule Example 1
  • Sine Rule Example 2
  • Sine Rule Example 3
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 1
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 2
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 3
  • The Cosine Rule
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 1
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 2
  • Cosine Rule Example 1
  • Cosine Rule Example 2
  • Area
  • Area Formula
  • Area Example
  • Bearings Example
  • Sine and Cosine Rule Including Bearings
  • Exponentials and Logarithms
  • The graph of y = ax
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 1
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 2
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 3
  • The Definition of Logarithms
  • The Definition of the Logarithm
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 1
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 2
  • Use of Calculator
  • Using the Calculator to Evaluate Logarithms
  • Laws of Logarithms
  • Introduction to Laws of Logarithms
  • Using Log Laws Example 1
  • Using Log Laws Example 2
  • Using Log Laws Example 3
  • Solving equations of the form ax = b
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 1
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 2
  • Changing the Base of a Logarithm
  • The Change of Base Formula
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 1
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 2
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 3
  • Radian Measure
  • Introduction to Radians
  • Radians and Degrees
  • Length of an Arc
  • Length of an Arc, Angle In Degrees
  • The Formula for an Arc Length, Angle in Radians
  • Arc Length Example 1
  • Arc Length Example 2
  • Area of a Sector
  • Area of a Sector, Angle in Degrees
  • The formula for the Area of a Sector, Angle in Radians
  • Area of Sector Example 1
  • Area of Sector Example 2
  • Compound Shapes
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex1
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex2
  • Sequences and Series
  • Continuing a Sequence
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 1
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 2
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 1
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 2
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 4
  • Recurrence Relations
  • Recurrence Relations Example 1
  • Recurrence Relations Example 2
  • Recurrence Relations Example 3
  • Recurrence Relations Example 4
  • Arithmetic Sequences
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 1
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 1
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 3
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 4
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 1
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 2
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 3
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 4
  • Sigma Notation
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 1
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 2
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 3
  • Geometric Sequences and Series
  • Introduction
  • Introduction to Geometric Sequences
  • The nth Term
  • Derivation of the nth Term Formula
  • nth Term Example 1
  • nth Term Example 2
  • nth Term Example 3
  • nth Term Example 4
  • The Sum of the First n Terms
  • Derivation of the Sum of n Terms Formula
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 1
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 2
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 3
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 4
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 5
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 6
  • The Sum to Infinity
  • The Concept of a Sum to Infinity
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 1
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 2
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 3
  • Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
  • Positive and Negative Angles
  • An Introduction to Angles Beyond 90 degrees
  • Extending the Definition of Sin, Cos and Tan for Angles > 90°
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 1
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 2
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 3
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 4
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 5
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 6
  • Some Special Angles
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 1
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 2
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 3
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 2
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 3
  • The Graphs of the Three Trigonometric Ratios
  • The Graphs of the 3 Trigonometric Functions
  • Transformations of Graphs
  • Review of Graph Transformations
  • Graph Transformations Applied to Trig Graphs
  • Solving Trigonometric Equations Using Graphs
  • Differentiation
  • The Gradient of a Curve
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 1
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 2
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 3
  • Differentiation from First Principles
  • Differentiation of y = x2 from First Principles
  • Using the Differentiation Formula
  • Differentiation Example 1
  • Differentiation Example 2
  • Differentiation Example 3
  • Differentiation Example 4
  • Differentiation Example 5
  • Differentiation Example 6
  • Expressions with Multiple Terms
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 1
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 2
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 3
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 4
  • Finding Gradients
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 1
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 2
  • Tangents and Normals
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 1
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 2
  • Successive Differentials
  • Successive Differentials Example 1
  • Successive Differentials Example 2
  • Rates of Change
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 1
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 2
  • Differentiation Revision
  • Revision Example 1
  • Revision Example 2
  • Revision Example 3
  • Revision Example 4
  • Revision Example 5
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • The Concept of Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions Example 1
  • Turning Points
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 1
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 2
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 3
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 4
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 5
  • Finding Turning Points Example 1
  • Finding Turning Points Example 2
  • Finding Turning Points Example 3
  • Problem Solving
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 1
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 2
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 3
  • Integration
  • Introduction
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 1
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 2
  • Integration Examples
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 1
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 2
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 3
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 4
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 5
  • Finding C
  • Using Extra Information to Find C
  • The Definite Integral
  • Definite Integration Example 1
  • Definite Integration Example 2
  • Definite Integration Example 3
  • Definite Integration Example 4
  • Definite Integration Example 5
  • Definite Integration Example 6
  • Areas Under Curves
  • Introduction to Finding Area By Integration
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 1
  • Areas Below the x-axis
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 2
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 3
  • Compound Areas
  • Compound Areas Example 1
  • Compound Areas Example 2
  • S3
  • Correlation
  • M1
  • Modelling
  • Particle
  • The Particle
  • String and Rod
  • The String and the Rod
  • Surface
  • Surfaces
  • Examples
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 1
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 2
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 3
  • Vectors
  • Vector and Scalar Quantities
  • Vectors and Scalars
  • Vectors to Represent Displacement
  • Displacement Problems Example 1
  • Displacement Problems Example 2
  • Vector Journeys
  • Vector Journeys Example 1
  • Vector Journeys Example 2
  • Unit Vectors
  • Unit Vectors Introduction
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 1
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 2
  • Modulus (Magnitude) of a Vector Given in i, j Form
  • Unit Vector in a Given Direction
  • Resolving Vectors
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 1
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 2
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 3
  • Parallel Vectors Example 1
  • Parallel Vectors Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration
  • Introduction to Position Vectors
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 1
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 3
  • Relative Position and Velocity
  • The Concept of Relative Position
  • The Concept of Relative Velocity
  • Problems Involving Vectors
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 1
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 2
  • Constant Acceleration
  • SUVAT
  • The SUVAT Quantities
  • The SUVAT Equations
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 1
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 2
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 3
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 4
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 5
  • Vertical Motion Under Gravity
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 1
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 2
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 3
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 4
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 5
  • Velocity -Time Graphs
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 1
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 2
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 3
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 4
  • Applying Formulae to Vectors
  • Formulae Applied to Vectors Example
  • Statics
  • Resultant of Two Forces
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 1
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 2
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 3
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 4
  • Resolving Forces and Resultant Forces
  • Resolving Forces into two components
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 1
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 2
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 3
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 4
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 5
  • Forces in Equilibrium
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 1
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 2
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 3
  • Types of Force
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 4
  • Problems Involving Friction
  • Introduction to Friction
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example1
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example2
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example3
  • Introducing the Coefficient of Friction
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 1
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 2
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 3
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 4
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 5
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 6
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 7
  • Dynamics
  • Introducing Newton's Laws
  • Newtons 1st Law
  • Newton's 2nd Law
  • Newton's 3rd Law
  • Newton's Second Law - Applying F = ma
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 1
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 2
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 3
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 4
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 5
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 6
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 7
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 8
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 9
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 10
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 11
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 12
  • Connected Bodies
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 2
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 3
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 4
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 5
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 6
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 2
  • Kinematics
  • Projectiles
  • Introduction to Projectile Motion
  • Horizontal Projection Example 1
  • Horizontal Projection Example 2
  • Projection at an Angle Projection Example 1
  • Projection at an Angle Projection Example 2
  • Projection at an Angle Projection Example 3
  • Projection at an Angle Projection Example 4
  • S1
  • Modelling
  • Introducing Statistical Models
  • Statistical Modelling Part 1
  • Statistical Modelling Part 2
  • Representation of Data Collected in Samples
  • Introduction
  • Types of Data
  • Why Do We Represent Data in Graphs and Charts?
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Class Limits and Boundaries
  • Cumulative Frequency
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 1
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 2
  • Histograms
  • Histograms Example 1
  • Histograms Example 2
  • The Relative Frequency Histogram
  • Measures of Location
  • Introduction
  • Why Summarise Data?
  • The Mode
  • Mode for Discrete Numbers
  • Mode for a Frequency Distribution
  • Mode for a Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Mode
  • The Median
  • Median for Discrete Numbers
  • Median for a Frequency Distribution
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 1
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 2
  • Median from a Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Median
  • Other Quantiles
  • Introducing Other Quantiles
  • Quantiles Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 2 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 3 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 4 - Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 5 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 6 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 7 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Quantiles Example 8 - Stem and Leaf
  • The Boxplot
  • The Boxplot
  • The Mean
  • Mean Example 1 - Discrete data
  • Mean Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 4 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 5 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Coding
  • Mean Example with Coding
  • Measures of Dispersion
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of Dispersion
  • Range
  • Range Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Range Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 4 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Interquartile Range
  • IQR Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • IQR Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 4 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • IQR Example 5 - Stem and Leaf
  • IQR Example 6 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Boxplots
  • The Boxplot
  • Standard Deviation and Variance
  • The Concept of Variance
  • The Variance Formulae
  • Population SD and Variance Example 1
  • Population SD and Variance Example 2
  • Population SD and Variance Example 3
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 1
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 2
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 3
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of SD
  • Coding
  • SD Example with Coding
  • Interpretation
  • Interpretation Example 1
  • Interpretation Example 2
  • Other Measures of Dispersion
  • Probability
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Introduction to Venn Diagrams
  • Using Venn Diagrams for probability
  • Identifying Events
  • Using Venn Diagrams
  • Addition Rule
  • The Addition Rule
  • Using the Addition Rule
  • Dependent Events
  • Introduction to Dependent Probabilities
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 1
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 2
  • Independent Events
  • Introduction to Independent Events
  • Independent Events Example 1
  • Independent Events Example 2
  • Independent Events Example 3
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events Example
  • Tree Diagrams
  • Tree Diagrams Example 1
  • Tree Diagrams Example 2
  • Arrangements
  • Using Arrangements Example 1
  • Using Arrangements Example 2
  • Miscellaneous Example
  • Discrete Random Variables
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of a Discrete Random Variable
  • The Probability Function
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 1
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 2
  • Expectation
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 1
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 2
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 3
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 4
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 5
  • Expectation and Variance
  • Expectation and Variance Example 1
  • Expectation and Variance Example 2
  • Expectation and Variance Example 3
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • Introducing The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 1
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 3
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 1
  • Collecting Like Terms
  • Algebra and Functions
  • OCR A Level Maths
  • C1
  • AQA A Level Maths
  • C1
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Collecting Like Terms
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 1
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 3
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 4
  • Expanding Brackets
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 1
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 2
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 3
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 4
  • Factorising Expressions
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 1
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 2
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 3
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 5
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 6
  • Surds
  • Surd Introduction
  • Working with Surds Example 1
  • Working with Surds Example 2
  • Working with Surds Example 3
  • Working with Surds Example 4
  • Working with Surds Example 5
  • Working with Surds Example 6
  • Working with Surds Example 7
  • Polynomial Division
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 1
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 2
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 3
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 4
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 5
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 6
  • The Factor Theorem
  • Explaining the Factor Theorem
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 4
  • The Remainder Theorem
  • Explaining the Remainder Theorem
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 4
  • Quadratic Functions
  • Plotting Quadratic Graphs
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 1
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic Equation by Factorising
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 1
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 3
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 4
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 5
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 6
  • Completing The Square
  • Completing the Square Introduction
  • Completing the Square Example 1
  • Completing the Square Example 2
  • Completing the Square Example 3
  • Completing the Square Example 4
  • Completing the Square Example 5
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 1
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 2
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 3
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 4
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 1
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 2
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 3
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 4
  • Derivation of the Quadratic Formula
  • The Quadratic Formula
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 1
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 2
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 3
  • Sketching Quadratics
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 1
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 2
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 3
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 4
  • Equations and Inequalities
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 2
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 3
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 4
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Graph
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 1
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 3
  • Inequalities
  • Linear Inequalities Example 1
  • Linear Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 1
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 3
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 4
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 5
  • Discriminant Problems
  • Discriminant Problems Example 1
  • Discriminant Problems Example 2
  • Sketching Curves
  • Graph Transformations
  • Transformations Introduction
  • The Transformation f(x) + a
  • The Transformation f(x - a)
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 1
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 1
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 3
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 1
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 2
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 3
  • Cubic Curves
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 1
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 2
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 3
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 4
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 5
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 6
  • The General Cubic Curve Introduction
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 1
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 2
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 3
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 4
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 5
  • The Intersection of Two Curves
  • Sketching Two Curves to Find the Number of Points of Intersection
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Introduction to the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 4
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 5
  • Finding the Gradient of a Straight Line
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 1
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 2
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 3
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 4
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 5
  • Finding the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 1
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 3
  • Finding the Mid-Point of a Line
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 1
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 2
  • Deriving the Formula for the Midpoint of a Line
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 1
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 2
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 3
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 4
  • Finding the Length of a Line
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 1
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 2
  • The Formula for the Distance Between 2 Points
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 1
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 2
  • The Equation of a Circle
  • The Formula for the Equation of a Circle
  • Equation of Circle Example 1
  • Equation of Circle Example 2
  • Equation of Circle Example 3
  • Equation of Circle Example 4
  • Equation of Circle Example 5
  • Equation of Circle Example 6
  • Equation of Circle Example 7
  • Equation of Circle Example 8
  • Equation of Circle Example 9
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • Differentiation
  • The Gradient of a Curve
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 1
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 2
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 3
  • Differentiation from First Principles
  • Differentiation of y = x2 from First Principles
  • Using the Differentiation Formula
  • Differentiation Example 1
  • Differentiation Example 2
  • Differentiation Example 3
  • Differentiation Example 4
  • Differentiation Example 5
  • Differentiation Example 6
  • Expressions with Multiple Terms
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 1
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 2
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 3
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 4
  • Finding Gradients
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 1
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 2
  • Tangents and Normals
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 1
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 2
  • Successive Differentials
  • Successive Differentials Example 1
  • Successive Differentials Example 2
  • Rates of Change
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 1
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 2
  • Integration
  • Introduction
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 1
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 2
  • Integration Examples
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 1
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 2
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 3
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 4
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 5
  • Finding C
  • Using Extra Information to Find C
  • The Definite Integral
  • Definite Integration Example 1
  • Definite Integration Example 2
  • Definite Integration Example 3
  • Definite Integration Example 4
  • Definite Integration Example 5
  • Definite Integration Example 6
  • Areas Under Curves
  • Introduction to Finding Area By Integration
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 1
  • Areas Below the x-axis
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 2
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 3
  • Compound Areas
  • Compound Areas Example 1
  • Compound Areas Example 2
  • C2
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Simplifying Algebraic Fractions
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 1
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 2
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 3
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 4
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 5
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 6
  • The Sine and Cosine Rules
  • Overview
  • Introducing the Sine and Cosine Rules
  • The Sine Rule
  • Sine Rule Example 1
  • Sine Rule Example 2
  • Sine Rule Example 3
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 1
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 2
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 3
  • The Cosine Rule
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 1
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 2
  • Cosine Rule Example 1
  • Cosine Rule Example 2
  • Area
  • Area Formula
  • Area Example
  • Bearings Example
  • Sine and Cosine Rule Including Bearings
  • Exponentials and Logarithms
  • The graph of y = ax
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 1
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 2
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 3
  • The Definition of Logarithms
  • The Definition of the Logarithm
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 1
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 2
  • Use of Calculator
  • Using the Calculator to Evaluate Logarithms
  • Laws of Logarithms
  • Introduction to Laws of Logarithms
  • Using Log Laws Example 1
  • Using Log Laws Example 2
  • Using Log Laws Example 3
  • Solving equations of the form ax = b
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 1
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 2
  • Changing the Base of a Logarithm
  • The Change of Base Formula
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 1
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 2
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 3
  • The Binomial Expansion
  • Pascal's Triangle
  • Introducing Pascal's Triangle
  • Pascal's Triangle as Coefficients for Binomial Expansions
  • Investigating the Patterns within a Binomial Expansion
  • Using Pascal's Triangle to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 1
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 2
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 3
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 4
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 5
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 6
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 7
  • Factorials and Combinations
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 1
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 2
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 3
  • Using Combinations to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 1
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 2
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 3
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 4
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 5
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 6
  • Radian Measure
  • Introduction to Radians
  • Radians and Degrees
  • Length of an Arc
  • Length of an Arc, Angle In Degrees
  • The Formula for an Arc Length, Angle in Radians
  • Arc Length Example 1
  • Arc Length Example 2
  • Area of a Sector
  • Area of a Sector, Angle in Degrees
  • The formula for the Area of a Sector, Angle in Radians
  • Area of Sector Example 1
  • Area of Sector Example 2
  • Compound Shapes
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex1
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex2
  • Sequences and Series
  • Arithmetic Sequences
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 1
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 1
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 3
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 4
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 1
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 2
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 3
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 4
  • Geometric Sequences
  • Introduction to Geometric Sequences
  • Derivation of the nth Term Formula
  • nth Term Example 1
  • nth Term Example 2
  • nth Term Example 3
  • nth Term Example 4
  • Derivation of the Sum of n Terms Formula
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 1
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 2
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 3
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 4
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 5
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 6
  • The Concept of a Sum to Infinity
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 1
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 2
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 3
  • Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
  • Positive and Negative Angles
  • An Introduction to Angles Beyond 90 degrees
  • Extending the Definition of Sin, Cos and Tan for Angles > 90 degrees
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 1
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 2
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 3
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 4
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 5
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 6
  • Some Special Angles
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 1
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 2
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 3
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 2
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 3
  • The Graphs of the Three Trigonometric Ratios
  • The Graphs of the 3 Trigonometric Functions
  • Transformations of Graphs
  • Review of Graph Transformations
  • Graph Transformations Applied to Trig Graphs
  • Differentiation
  • Differentiation Revision
  • Revision Example 1
  • Revision Example 2
  • Revision Example 3
  • Revision Example 4
  • Revision Example 5
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • The Concept of Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions Example 1
  • Turning Points
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 1
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 2
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 3
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 4
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 5
  • Finding Turning Points Example 1
  • Finding Turning Points Example 2
  • Finding Turning Points Example 3
  • Problem Solving
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 1
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 2
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 3
  • An Introduction to Trigonometric Identities and Equations
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations in a Given Range
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 5
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 6
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 7
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 8
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 9
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 10
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 11
  • Comparing Graph and CAST
  • The Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ = 1
  • Introducing the Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ
  • The Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Introducing the Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Using Trigonometric Identities
  • Finding Exact Values for Ratios Given the Exact Value for Another Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for Ratios Given the Exact Value for Another Example 2
  • Using Identities for Simplifying Expressions and Proving Identities
  • CCEA A Level Maths
  • C1
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Collecting Like Terms
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 1
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 2
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 3
  • Collecting Like Terms Example 4
  • Expanding Brackets
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Expanding a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 1
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 2
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 3
  • Expanding a Pair of Brackets Example 4
  • Factorising Expressions
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 1
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 2
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 3
  • Factorising into a Single Bracket Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 1
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 2
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 3
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 4
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 5
  • Factorising Quadratic Expressions Example 6
  • Index Laws
  • First Index Law
  • Second Index Law
  • Third Index Law
  • Raising a Number to the Power Zero
  • Fourth Index Law Example 1
  • Fourth Index Law Example 2
  • Fourth Index Law Example 3
  • Fifth Index Law Example 1
  • Fifth Index Law Example 2
  • Sixth Index Law Example 1
  • Sixth Index Law Example 2
  • Using Index Laws Example 1
  • Using Index Laws Example 2
  • Surds
  • Surd Introduction
  • Working with Surds Example 1
  • Working with Surds Example 2
  • Working with Surds Example 3
  • Working with Surds Example 4
  • Working with Surds Example 5
  • Working with Surds Example 6
  • Working with Surds Example 7
  • Polynomial Division
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 1
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 2
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 3
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 4
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 5
  • Dividing a Polynomial by a Linear Factor Example 6
  • The Factor Theorem
  • Explaining the Factor Theorem
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Factor Theorem Example 4
  • The Remainder Theorem
  • Explaining the Remainder Theorem
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 1
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 2
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 3
  • Using the Remainder Theorem Example 4
  • Quadratic Functions
  • Plotting Quadratic Graphs
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 1
  • Plotting a Quadratic Graph Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic Equation by Factorising
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 1
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 2
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 3
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 4
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 5
  • Solving a Quadratic by Factorising Example 6
  • Completing The Square
  • Completing the Square Introduction
  • Completing the Square Example 1
  • Completing the Square Example 2
  • Completing the Square Example 3
  • Completing the Square Example 4
  • Completing the Square Example 5
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 1
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 2
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 3
  • What Completed Square Form Shows Example 4
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 1
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 2
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 3
  • Solving by Completing the Square Example 4
  • Derivation of the Quadratic Formula
  • The Quadratic Formula
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 1
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 2
  • Using the Quadratic Formula Example 3
  • Sketching Quadratics
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 1
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 2
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 3
  • Sketching a Quadratic Example 4
  • Equations and Inequalities
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 2
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 3
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 4
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Graph
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 1
  • Solving Simultaneous Equations by Substitution Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 1
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 2
  • Simultaneous Equations 1 Linear 1 Quadratic Example 3
  • Inequalities
  • Linear Inequalities Example 1
  • Linear Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 1
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 2
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 3
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 4
  • Quadratic Inequalities Example 5
  • Algebra
  • Discriminant Problems
  • Discriminant Problems Example 1
  • Discriminant Problems Example 2
  • Sketching Curves
  • Graph Transformations
  • Transformations Introduction
  • The Transformation f(x) + a
  • The Transformation f(x - a)
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 1
  • The Transformation af(x) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 1
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 2
  • The Transformation f(ax) Example 3
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 1
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 2
  • The Effect of Transformations on a Point Example 3
  • Cubic Curves
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 1
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 2
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 3
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 4
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 5
  • The Graph y = x3 Example 6
  • The General Cubic Curve Introduction
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 1
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 2
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 3
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 4
  • The General Cubic Curve Example 5
  • Reciprocal Curves
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 1
  • The Reciprocal Function Example 2
  • The Intersection of Two Curves
  • Sketching Two Curves to Find the Number of Points of Intersection
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Introduction to the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 4
  • Equation of a Straight Line Example 5
  • Finding the Gradient of a Straight Line
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 1
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 2
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 3
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 4
  • Finding the Gradient from Two Points Example 5
  • Finding the Equation of a Straight Line
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 2
  • Equation of a Straight Line given Gradient and a Point on the Line Example 3
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 1
  • Equation of a Straight Line from Two Points Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 1
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 2
  • Perpendicular Lines Example 3
  • Finding the Length of a Line
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 1
  • Finding the Distance Between 2 Points Example 2
  • The Formula for the Distance Between 2 Points
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 1
  • Using the Distance Formula Example 2
  • Differentiation
  • The Gradient of a Curve
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 1
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 2
  • Introduction to Gradients of Curves Part 3
  • Differentiation from First Principles
  • Differentiation of y = x2 from First Principles
  • Using the Differentiation Formula
  • Differentiation Example 1
  • Differentiation Example 2
  • Differentiation Example 3
  • Differentiation Example 4
  • Differentiation Example 5
  • Differentiation Example 6
  • Expressions with Multiple Terms
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 1
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 2
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 3
  • Dealing with More Complex Expressions Example 4
  • Finding Gradients
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 1
  • Using Differentiation to Find the Gradient at a Point Example 2
  • Tangents and Normals
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 1
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent and Normal to a Curve Example 2
  • Successive Differentials
  • Successive Differentials Example 1
  • Successive Differentials Example 2
  • Rates of Change
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 1
  • The Differential as a Rate of Change Example 2
  • Differentiation Revision
  • Revision Example 1
  • Revision Example 2
  • Revision Example 3
  • Revision Example 4
  • Revision Example 5
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • The Concept of Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  • Increasing and Decreasing Functions Example 1
  • Turning Points
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 1
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 2
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 3
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 4
  • An Introduction to Turning Points Part 5
  • Finding Turning Points Example 1
  • Finding Turning Points Example 2
  • Finding Turning Points Example 3
  • Problem Solving
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 1
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 2
  • Using Differentiation in Problem Solving Example 3
  • C2
  • Algebra and Functions
  • Simplifying Algebraic Fractions
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 1
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 2
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 3
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 4
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 5
  • Algebraic Fractions Example 6
  • The Sine and Cosine Rules
  • Overview
  • Introducing the Sine and Cosine Rules
  • The Sine Rule
  • Sine Rule Example 1
  • Sine Rule Example 2
  • Sine Rule Example 3
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 1
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 2
  • Sine Rule - The Ambiguous Case Example 3
  • The Cosine Rule
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 1
  • Introduction to the Cosine Rule Part 2
  • Cosine Rule Example 1
  • Cosine Rule Example 2
  • Area
  • Area Formula
  • Area Example
  • Bearings Example
  • Sine and Cosine Rule Including Bearings
  • Exponentials and Logarithms
  • The graph of y = ax
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 1
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 2
  • An Introduction to Exponential Graphs Part 3
  • The Definition of Logarithms
  • The Definition of the Logarithm
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 1
  • Using the Definition of the Logarithm Example 2
  • Use of Calculator
  • Using the Calculator to Evaluate Logarithms
  • Laws of Logarithms
  • Introduction to Laws of Logarithms
  • Using Log Laws Example 1
  • Using Log Laws Example 2
  • Using Log Laws Example 3
  • Solving equations of the form ax = b
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 1
  • Solving Exponential Equations Example 2
  • Changing the Base of a Logarithm
  • The Change of Base Formula
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 1
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 2
  • Using the Change of Base Formula Example 3
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Finding the Mid-Point of a Line
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 1
  • Calculating the Midpoint of a Line Example 2
  • Deriving the Formula for the Midpoint of a Line
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 1
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 2
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 3
  • Using the Midpoint Formula Example 4
  • The Equation of a Circle
  • The Formula for the Equation of a Circle
  • Equation of Circle Example 1
  • Equation of Circle Example 2
  • Equation of Circle Example 3
  • Equation of Circle Example 4
  • Equation of Circle Example 5
  • Equation of Circle Example 6
  • Equation of Circle Example 7
  • Equation of Circle Example 8
  • Equation of Circle Example 9
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • Finding the Equation of a Tangent to a Circle
  • The Binomial Expansion
  • Pascal's Triangle
  • Introducing Pascal's Triangle
  • Pascal's Triangle as Coefficients for Binomial Expansions
  • Investigating the Patterns within a Binomial Expansion
  • Using Pascal's Triangle to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 1
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 2
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 3
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 4
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 5
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 6
  • Using Pascal's Triangle for Binomial Expansion Ex 7
  • Factorials and Combinations
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 1
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 2
  • Introduction to the nCr Function Part 3
  • Using Combinations to Expand (a + b)n
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 1
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 2
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 3
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 4
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 5
  • Using the nCr Function to Expand Binomials Example 6
  • Radian Measure
  • Introduction to Radians
  • Radians and Degrees
  • Length of an Arc
  • Length of an Arc, Angle In Degrees
  • The Formula for an Arc Length, Angle in Radians
  • Arc Length Example 1
  • Arc Length Example 2
  • Area of a Sector
  • Area of a Sector, Angle in Degrees
  • The formula for the Area of a Sector, Angle in Radians
  • Area of Sector Example 1
  • Area of Sector Example 2
  • Compound Shapes
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex1
  • Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Ex2
  • Sequences and Series
  • Continuing a Sequence
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 1
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 2
  • Continuing a Sequence Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 1
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 2
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 3
  • nth Terms of Sequences Example 4
  • Recurrence Relations
  • Recurrence Relations Example 1
  • Recurrence Relations Example 2
  • Recurrence Relations Example 3
  • Recurrence Relations Example 4
  • Arithmetic Sequences
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 1
  • Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences Part 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 1
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 2
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 3
  • nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence Example 4
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 1
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 2
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 3
  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series Example 4
  • Sigma Notation
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 1
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 2
  • Introduction to Sigma Notation Example 3
  • Introduction
  • Introduction to Geometric Sequences
  • Geometric Sequences
  • Derivation of the nth Term Formula
  • nth Term Example 1
  • nth Term Example 2
  • nth Term Example 3
  • nth Term Example 4
  • Derivation of the Sum of n Terms Formula
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 1
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 2
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 3
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 4
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 5
  • The Sum of n Terms Example 6
  • The Concept of a Sum to Infinity
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 1
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 2
  • The Sum to Infinity Example 3
  • Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
  • Positive and Negative Angles
  • An Introduction to Angles Beyond 90 degrees
  • Extending the Definition of Sin, Cos and Tan for Angles > 90 degrees
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 1
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 2
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 3
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 4
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 5
  • Sin, Cos and Tan for any Angle Part 6
  • Some Special Angles
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 1
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 2
  • Exact Values for Special Angles Part 3
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 1
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 2
  • Finding Exact Values for the Sin, Cos and Tan of Any Angle Example 3
  • The Graphs of the Three Trigonometric Ratios
  • The Graphs of the 3 Trigonometric Functions
  • Transformations of Graphs
  • Review of Graph Transformations
  • Graph Transformations Applied to Trig Graphs
  • An Introduction to Trigonometric Identities and Equations
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations in a Given Range
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 5
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 6
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 7
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 8
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 9
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 10
  • Solving Basic Trigonometric Equations Example 11
  • Comparing Graph and CAST
  • The Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ = 1
  • Introducing the Identity Sin2θ + Cos2θ
  • The Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Introducing the Identity tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 1
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 2
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 3
  • Using Identities to Solve Trigonometric Equations Example 4
  • Integration
  • Introduction
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 1
  • Integration as the Reverse of Differentiation Part 2
  • Integration Examples
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 1
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 2
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 3
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 4
  • Integration Using the Formula Example 5
  • Finding C
  • Using Extra Information to Find C
  • The Definite Integral
  • Definite Integration Example 1
  • Definite Integration Example 2
  • Definite Integration Example 3
  • Definite Integration Example 4
  • Definite Integration Example 5
  • Definite Integration Example 6
  • Areas Under Curves
  • Introduction to Finding Area By Integration
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 1
  • Areas Below the x-axis
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 2
  • Finding Area by Integration Example 3
  • Compound Areas
  • Compound Areas Example 1
  • Compound Areas Example 2
  • M1
  • Modelling
  • Particle
  • The Particle
  • String and Rod
  • The String and the Rod
  • Surface
  • Surfaces
  • Examples
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 1
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 2
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 3
  • Vectors
  • Vector and Scalar Quantities
  • Vectors and Scalars
  • Vectors to Represent Displacement
  • Displacement Problems Example 1
  • Displacement Problems Example 2
  • Vector Journeys
  • Vector Journeys Example 1
  • Vector Journeys Example 2
  • Unit Vectors
  • Unit Vectors Introduction
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 1
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 2
  • Modulus (Magnitude) of a Vector Given in i, j Form
  • Unit Vector in a Given Direction
  • Resolving Vectors
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 1
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 2
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 3
  • Parallel Vectors Example 1
  • Parallel Vectors Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration
  • Introduction to Position Vectors
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 1
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 3
  • Relative Position and Velocity
  • The Concept of Relative Position
  • The Concept of Relative Velocity
  • Problems Involving Vectors
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 1
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 2
  • Constant Acceleration
  • SUVAT
  • The SUVAT Quantities
  • The SUVAT Equations
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 1
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 2
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 3
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 4
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 5
  • Vertical Motion Under Gravity
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 1
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 2
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 3
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 4
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 5
  • Velocity -Time Graphs
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 1
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 2
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 3
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 4
  • Applying Formulae to Vectors
  • Formulae Applied to Vectors Example
  • Statics
  • Resultant of Two Forces
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 1
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 2
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 3
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 4
  • Resolving Forces and Resultant Forces
  • Resolving Forces into two components
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 1
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 2
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 3
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 4
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 5
  • Forces in Equilibrium
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 1
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 2
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 3
  • Types of Force
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 4
  • Problems Involving Friction
  • Introduction to Friction
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example1
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example2
  • Finding the Frictional Force Example3
  • Introducing the Coefficient of Friction
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 1
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 2
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 3
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 4
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 5
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 6
  • Problems Involving the Coefficient of Friction Example 7
  • Dynamics
  • Introducing Newton's Laws
  • Newtons 1st Law
  • Newton's 2nd Law
  • Newton's 3rd Law
  • Newton's Second Law - Applying F = ma
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 1
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 2
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 3
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 4
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 5
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 6
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 7
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 8
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 9
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 10
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 11
  • Applying Newton's Second Law Example 12
  • Connected Bodies
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 2
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 3
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 4
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 5
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 6
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 1
  • The Motion of Connected Bodies Example 7 Part 2
  • Momentum and Impulse
  • Introducing Momentum
  • Introducing the Concept of Impulse
  • More about Impulse
  • Momentum and Impulse Example 1
  • Momentum and Impulse Example 2
  • Conservation of Momentum
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 1
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 2
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 3
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 4
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 5
  • Conservation of Linear Momentum Example 6
  • Kinematics
  • Projectiles
  • Introduction to Projectile Motion
  • Horizontal Projection Example 1
  • Horizontal Projection Example 2
  • Projection at an Angle Example 1
  • Projection at an Angle Example 2
  • Projection at an Angle Example 3
  • Projection at an Angle Example 4
  • S1
  • Modelling
  • Introducing Statistical Models
  • Statistical Modelling Part 1
  • Statistical Modelling Part 2
  • Representation of Data Collected in Samples
  • Introduction
  • Types of Data
  • Why Do We Represent Data in Graphs and Charts?
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Frequency Distributions
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Stem and Leaf Diagrams
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Grouped Frequency Distributions
  • Class Limits and Boundaries
  • Cumulative Frequency
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 1
  • Cumulative Frequency Example 2
  • Histograms
  • Histograms Example 1
  • Histograms Example 2
  • The Relative Frequency Histogram
  • Measures of Location
  • Introduction
  • Why Summarise Data?
  • The Mode
  • Mode for Discrete Numbers
  • Mode for a Frequency Distribution
  • Mode for a Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Mode
  • The Median
  • Median for Discrete Numbers
  • Median for a Frequency Distribution
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 1
  • Median for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Example 2
  • Median from a Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of the Median
  • Other Quantiles
  • Introducing Other Quantiles
  • Quantiles Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 2 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 3 - Discrete Data
  • Quantiles Example 4 - Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 5 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 6 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Quantiles Example 7 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • Quantiles Example 8 - Stem and Leaf
  • The Boxplot
  • The Boxplot
  • The Mean
  • Mean Example 1 - Discrete data
  • Mean Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 4 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Mean Example 5 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Coding
  • Mean Example with Coding
  • Measures of Dispersion
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of Dispersion
  • Range
  • Range Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • Range Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • Range Example 4 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Interquartile Range
  • IQR Example 1 - Discrete Data
  • IQR Example 2 - Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 3 - Grouped Frequency Distribution
  • IQR Example 4 - Cumulative Frequency Graph
  • IQR Example 5 - Stem and Leaf
  • IQR Example 6 - Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Boxplots
  • The Boxplot
  • Standard Deviation and Variance
  • The Concept of Variance
  • The Variance Formulae
  • Population SD and Variance Example 1
  • Population SD and Variance Example 2
  • Population SD and Variance Example 3
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 1
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 2
  • Sample SD and Variance Example 3
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of SD
  • Coding
  • SD Example with Coding
  • Interpretation
  • Interpretation Example 1
  • Interpretation Example 2
  • Probability
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Introduction to Venn Diagrams
  • Using Venn Diagrams for probability
  • Identifying Events
  • Using Venn Diagrams
  • Addition Rule
  • The Addition Rule
  • Using the Addition Rule
  • Dependent Events
  • Introduction to Dependent Probabilities
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 1
  • Using the Dependent Probability Formula Example 2
  • Independent Events
  • Introduction to Independent Events
  • Independent Events Example 1
  • Independent Events Example 2
  • Independent Events Example 3
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events
  • Mutually Exclusive Events Example
  • Tree Diagrams
  • Tree Diagrams Example 1
  • Tree Diagrams Example 2
  • Arrangements
  • Using Arrangements Example 1
  • Using Arrangements Example 2
  • Miscellaneous Example
  • Correlation
  • Scatter Diagrams
  • Scatter Diagrams and Correlation Part 1
  • Scatter Diagrams and Correlation Part 2
  • Product Moment Correlation Coefficient
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 1
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 2
  • The Concept of the PMCC Part 3
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 1
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 2
  • Calculating the PMCC Example 3
  • Example Using Coding
  • Interpretation
  • Interpretation of r
  • Regression
  • Linear Regression
  • Explanatory and Response Values
  • The Least-Squares Regression Line
  • The Least Squares Regression Line
  • Calculating the Least Squares Regression Line
  • Application and Interpretation
  • Interpolation and Extrapolation
  • Discrete Random Variables
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of a Discrete Random Variable
  • The Probability Function
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Discrete Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 1
  • The Cumulative Distribution Function Example 2
  • Expectation
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 1
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 2
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 3
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 4
  • The Expectation of a Discrete Random Variable Example 5
  • Expectation and Variance
  • Expectation and Variance Example 1
  • Expectation and Variance Example 2
  • Expectation and Variance Example 3
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 1
  • Linear Functions of Probability Distributions Example 2
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • Introducing The Discrete Uniform Distribution
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 1
  • The Discrete Uniform Distribution Example 2
  • The Normal Distribution
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of a Normal Distribution
  • Features of a Normal Distribution
  • The Normal Curve as a PDF and the Standard Normal
  • The Standard Normal
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 1
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 2
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 3
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 4
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 5
  • Using Standard Normal Tables Example 6
  • Transforming Normal Distributions to the Standard Normal
  • Working with General Normals
  • Working with General Normals Example 1
  • Working with General Normals Example 2
  • Working with General Normals Example 3
  • Working with General Normals Example 4
  • Applying The Normal Distribution
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 1
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 2
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 3
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 4
  • Problems Using The Normal Distribution Example 5
  • M1
  • Modelling
  • Particle
  • The Particle
  • String and Rod
  • The String and the Rod
  • Surface
  • Surfaces
  • Examples
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 1
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 2
  • Creating a Model from a Situation Example 3
  • Vectors
  • Vector and Scalar Quantities
  • Vectors and Scalars
  • Vectors to Represent Displacement
  • Displacement Problems Example 1
  • Displacement Problems Example 2
  • Vector Journeys
  • Vector Journeys Example 1
  • Vector Journeys Example 2
  • Unit Vectors
  • Unit Vectors Introduction
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 1
  • Adding and Subtracting Vectors Example 2
  • Modulus (Magnitude) of a Vector Given in i, j Form
  • Unit Vector in a Given Direction
  • Resolving Vectors
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 1
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 2
  • Horizontal and Vertical Components Example 3
  • Parallel Vectors Example 1
  • Parallel Vectors Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration
  • Introduction to Position Vectors
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 1
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 2
  • Using Vectors to Represent Velocity and Acceleration Example 3
  • Relative Position and Velocity
  • The Concept of Relative Position
  • The Concept of Relative Velocity
  • Problems Involving Vectors
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 1
  • An Extended Problem Involving the Use of Vectors Part 2
  • Constant Acceleration
  • SUVAT
  • The SUVAT Quantities
  • The SUVAT Equations
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 1
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 2
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 3
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 4
  • Using the Constant Acceleration Formulae Example 5
  • Vertical Motion Under Gravity
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 1
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 2
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 3
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 4
  • Applying Constant Acceleration Formulae to Vertical Motion Example 5
  • Velocity -Time Graphs
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 1
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 2
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 3
  • Using Velocity-Time Graphs Example 4
  • Applying Formulae to Vectors
  • Formulae Applied to Vectors Example
  • Statics
  • Resultant of Two Forces
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 1
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 2
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 3
  • Finding the Resultant of Two Forces Using Trigonometry Example 4
  • Resolving Forces and Resultant Forces
  • Resolving Forces into two components
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 1
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 2
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 3
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 4
  • Finding Resultant Forces by Resolving Forces Example 5
  • Forces in Equilibrium
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 1
  • Forces in Equilibrium Example 2