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Maths Theorems

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    #32
    thetalker
    Registered Users Posts: 205 ✭✭thetalker


    VG31 wrote: »
    Co-ordinate geometry of the line
    Trigonometry
    Volume/surface area
    Probability
    Numbers/patterns
    Constructions
    Theorems
    Triangles

    There could be more.

    thanks i wasn't too sure on what to study


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    #33
    roisiny
    Registered Users Posts: 51 ✭✭roisiny


    Is there a choice between a construction and a theorem or are you forced to do them? I find the theorems easy to learn but always found the constructions never went to plan... (can't handle a compass or a protractor for the life of me >.< )


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    #34
    Liordi
    Registered Users Posts: 2,226 ✭✭✭Liordi


    roisiny wrote: »
    Is there a choice between a construction and a theorem or are you forced to do them? I find the theorems easy to learn but always found the constructions never went to plan... (can't handle a compass or a protractor for the life of me >.< )

    No multiple choice questions on either maths paper.


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    #35
    LaLeche
    Registered Users Posts: 29 ✭LaLeche


    VG31 wrote: »
    Co-ordinate geometry of the line
    Trigonometry
    Volume/surface area
    Probability
    Numbers/patterns
    Constructions
    Theorems
    Triangles

    There could be more.

    Please remember not to be the dumbass who studies off the theorems that you do not need to know, and remember tan inverted for angles etc.


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    #36
    thetalker
    Registered Users Posts: 205 ✭✭thetalker


    LaLeche wrote: »
    Please remember not to be the dumbass who studies off the theorems that you do not need to know, and remember tan inverted for angles etc.

    don't worry I'm not gonna do anything that stupid :D
    I'm just asking so that i can study only the chapters i need and know those well


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    #37
    LaLeche
    Registered Users Posts: 29 ✭LaLeche


    thetalker wrote: »
    don't worry I'm not gonna do anything that stupid :D
    I'm just asking so that i can study only the chapters i need and know those well

    I wouldn't consider myself thick, but I did forget to write my calculator number on paper 1 it can really happen to anyone. But I tell you this, I will do bad things to poor owld rurai if they scrap my paper 1 after all of my grinds. very bad things indeed


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    #38
    spurious
    Moderators, Category Moderators, Education Moderators Posts: 27,188 CMod ✭✭✭✭spurious


    LaLeche wrote: »
    I wouldn't consider myself thick, but I did forget to write my calculator number on paper 1 it can really happen to anyone. But I tell you this, I will do bad things to poor owld rurai if they scrap my paper 1 after all of my grinds. very bad things indeed

    As long as you write your calculator model on Paper Two and say you used the same one for Paper One, nothing will happen you will get the full marks you are entitled to for your paper.


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