757 prompts matching "IGCSE Maths Y10: A probability question about a bag of counters — Exam Technique"
Worked example: Finding the translation that maps one shape onto another
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Practice set: Combining two translations into one
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Teach me: Reflection and the mirror line
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Quiz me: Reflecting a point in the x-axis and in the y-axis
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Explain back: Reflecting a point in the line y equals x
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Spot my mistake: Reflecting in an axis but keeping the original sign
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Worked example: Finding the mirror line from an object and its image
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Practice set: Reflecting a shape in a line parallel to an axis
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Teach me: Rotation, and its centre, angle and direction
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Teach me: Enlargement, and its centre and scale factor
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Explain back: What a fractional scale factor does to a shape
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Spot my mistake: Measuring the scale factor from the wrong centre
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Teach me: A matrix, and what its order means
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Explain back: When two matrices can be multiplied at all
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Spot my mistake: Multiplying matrices whose orders do not match
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Worked example: Multiplying a 2 by 3 matrix by a 3 by 2 matrix
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Practice set: Multiplying a matrix by a scalar
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Quiz me: Calculating a determinant from the four entries
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Spot my mistake: Forgetting to swap the leading diagonal when inverting
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Worked example: Verifying an inverse by multiplying back to the identity
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