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Maths Theorems

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  • 07-04-2013 2:49pm
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    pa limerick
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    What theorems need to learned off?


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    Leinsterr
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 401 ✭✭Leinsterr


    pa limerick wrote: »
    What theorems need to learned off?

    All of them :) Just sit down and make sure you know each theorem perfectly. They are the easiest part of the exam (bar trigonometry)


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    Man City 10
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    Leinsterr wrote: »
    All of them :) Just sit down and make sure you know each theorem perfectly. They are the easiest part of the exam (bar trigonometry)

    Are you serious
    Trigonometry is a piece of cake, in my opinion anyways
    All I find hard is Geometry and Are and the most hated of them all Area and Volume:mad:


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    DublinArnie
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    You need to learn all 10 or whatever?! My teacher told us we only need to know like 5 or 6.


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    Leinsterr
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    Man City 10 wrote: »
    Are you serious
    Trigonometry is a piece of cake, in my opinion anyways
    All I find hard is Geometry and Are and the most hated of them all Area and Volume:mad:

    I'm sayin that trig and the theorems are the easiest part of the exam!!! I loooooove geometry. It's the only fun part of the exam


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    CathalRyano
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    Leinsterr wrote: »
    All of them :) Just sit down and make sure you know each theorem perfectly. They are the easiest part of the exam (bar trigonometry)

    What are all the theorems? How many are there? Our teacher went over like 3 of them


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    Man City 10
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    CathalRyano wrote: »
    What are all the theorems? How many are there? Our teacher went over like 3 of them[/Q
    From what i know you need to learn the terms before the thereom page and then learn 5 thereoms and then construction 15 of them


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    rubberdungeon
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    Theres a free android app with the leaving cert & junior cert theorems on it that one of mine uses.

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptheorems


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    MmmPancakes
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    We have to learn 5 which are theorems and proofs, and the others will have questions based on the theorem and you have to answer on them etc


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    pa limerick
    Registered Users Posts: 176 ✭✭pa limerick


    My teacher gave us eight to learn but I think they were the leaving cert ones as there are only five in my book...my teacher is hopeless I can't get anything done with her we spend a class going over one question even though its really short


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    chocolate98
    Registered Users Posts: 192 ✭✭chocolate98


    5 theroms and proofs i find probability the easist part of the exam!


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    Jijsaw
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    chocolate98 wrote: »
    5 theroms and proofs i find probability the easist part of the exam!

    Probability is a doss along with the whole "numbers" section, algebra is grand but trigonometry and geometry god I hate the things!!!


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    chocolate98
    Registered Users Posts: 192 ✭✭chocolate98


    nah i hate theroms there's too much too learn;p


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