Prior Content: Solving Simple Equations, Basic Trigonometry, Exact Trig & Graphs, Angles in Polygons, Pythagoras, Constructions, Similar Shapes, Circles & Sectors
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Contents
- 1.1 The Sine Rule: Finding Lengths
- 1.2 The Sine Rule: Finding Angles
- 1.3 The Sine Rule (Ambiguous Case)
- 2.1 The Cosine Rule: Finding Lengths
- 2.2 The Cosine Rule: Finding Angles
- 3.1 Area of a Triangle 2.0
- 4.1 Combining Rules & Compound Shapes
- 5.1 Solving Basic Trigonometric Equation (Level 2 FM)
- 5.2 Solving Harder Trigonometric Equations (Level 2 FM)
- 5.3 Solving Quadratic Trigonometric Equations (Level 2 FM)
- 6.1 Trigonometric Identities (Level 2 FM)
- Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
1.1 The Sine Rule: Finding Lengths
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Sine Rule Missing Sides
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
- Khan Academy
- The sine rule: Videos & practice
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Sine and Cosine Rules ppt (Slides 15-21)
- Andy Lutwyche
- Don Steward
- Interactive Maths
- Sine Rule: Video
- Goal Free Problems
- Go Teach Maths
- SimplyEffectiveEducation
- SMILE
- Sine rule introduction✦ (original by SMILE; copy hosted on Jo Morgan’s Drive)
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Pixi Maths
- Sine Rule RAG (P1 Only for Sides)
- Maths Genie
- The Sine Rule: Booklet · Worksheet · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- Access Maths
- MME
- 1st Class Maths
- Mr Morley Maths
- Sine Rule: Notes jotter/worksheet · How-to sheet · Exam questions · Mark scheme
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K633: Use the Sine Rule to Find Unknown Sides in Non Right-Angled Triangles.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 465a: Use the sine rule/Law of Sines to determine unknown sides in non right-angled triangles.
- 465d: Prove the sine rule (Law of Sines).
- 465: Exam Practice: Sine rule (Law of Sines)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
1.2 The Sine Rule: Finding Angles
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Sine Rule Angles
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Sine and Cosine Rules ppt (Slides 15-21)
- BossMaths
- G22a The Sine Rule✦ (Lengths & angles)
Worksheets
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K634: Use the Sine Rule to Find Acute Angles in Non Right-Angled Triangles.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 465b: Use the sine rule/Law of Sines to determine acute angles in non right-angled triangles.
- 465: Exam Practice: Sine rule (Law of Sines)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
1.3 The Sine Rule (Ambiguous Case)
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Ambiguous Case
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K635: Use the Sine Rule to Find Obtuse Angles in Non Right-Angled Triangles.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 465c: Use the sine rule/Law of Sines to determine obtuse angles in non right-angled triangles.
- 465: Exam Practice: Sine rule (Law of Sines)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
2.1 The Cosine Rule: Finding Lengths
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Cosine Rule
Jonathan Robinson Proof of the Cosine Rule | GCSE Maths | Mr Mathematics (Proof without s + c =1)
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
- Khan Academy
- The cosine rule: Videos & practice
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Sine and Cosine Rules ppt (Slides 22 Onwards)
- Andy Lutwyche
- Don Steward
- Interactive Maths
- Cosine Rule: Video
- Go Teach Maths
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Pixi Maths
- Cosine Rule RAG (Page 1 Only for Sides)
- Maths Genie
- The Cosine Rule: Booklet · Worksheet · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- MME
- 1st Class Maths
- Mr Morley Maths
- Cosine Rule: Notes jotter/worksheet · How-to sheet · Exam questions · Mark scheme
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K636: Use the Cosine Rule to Find Unknown Sides in Non Right-Angled Triangles.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 466a: Use the cosine rule/Law of Cosines to determine unknown sides in non right-angled triangles.
- 466h: Use the cosine rule/Law of Cosines on algebraic sides to determine the value of a variable.
- 466i: Prove the cosine rule (Law of Cosines).
- 466: Exam Practice: Cosine rule (Law of Cosines)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
2.2 The Cosine Rule: Finding Angles
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Cosine Rule Missing Angles
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Sine and Cosine Rules ppt (Slides 22 Onwards)
- Go Teach Maths
- BossMaths
- G22b The Cosine Rule✦ (Lengths & angles)
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Maths 4 Everyone
- Pixi Maths
- Cosine Rule RAG (Page 2 Only for Angles)
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Geometric Mensuration Q4 (difficulty 2 of 5)
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K637: Use the Cosine Rule to Find Unknown Angles in Non Right-Angled Triangles.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 466c: Use the cosine rule/Law of Cosines to determine unknown angles in non right-angled triangles.
- 466d: Determine the largest or smallest angle of a triangle given its sides.
- 466: Exam Practice: Cosine rule (Law of Cosines)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
Activity
- Why is there no ambiguous case when finding angles for the Cosine Rule as there was with the Sine Rule?
3.1 Area of a Triangle 2.0
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Area of Any Triangle
Corbett Maths Proof of 1/2abSinC
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Sine and Cosine Rules ppt (Slides 1-14)
- Andy Lutwyche
- Don Steward
- Goal Free Problems
- Go Teach Maths
- BossMaths
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Maths 4 Everyone
- Pixi Maths
- Maths Genie
- Finding the Area of Any Triangle: Booklet · Worksheet · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- 1st Class Maths
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Geometric Mensuration Q9, 17 (difficulty 2 of 5)
- Mr Morley Maths
- Area of a Triangle (Sine Method): Notes jotter/worksheet · How-to sheet · Exam questions · Mark scheme
- Pret Homework (@Mathsblackcat)
- Area of a Triangle using Trig (@Mathsblackcat, pptx)
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K639: Find the Area of a Triangle Using Two Lengths and the Included Angle.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Topic Tests
- Standard Test
- Advanced Test
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 467a: Calculate the area of a triangle using two lengths and the included angle.
- 467b: Calculate the area of a parallelogram using two lengths and the included angle.
- 467c: Calculate the area of a kite using two lengths and the included angle.
- 467e: Determine an expression for the area of a triangle given algebraic sides.
- 467f: Calculate a length of a triangle given its area, another length and the included angle.
- 467g: Calculate the length of the side opposite an angle in a triangle, using its area and another side.
- 467h: Calculate an angle in a triangle given two sides and the area.
- 467l: Calculate the area of a triangle using its side lengths only.
- 468a: Calculate the area of a triangle using Heron’s formula. (not yet active)
- 468b: Calculate the area of a cyclic quadrilateral using Brahmagupta’s formula. (not yet active)
- 467: Exam Practice: Area of a triangle using two lengths and the angle between them
- 468: Exam Practice: Advanced formulae for area involving side lengths only (not yet active)
Further Practice
- Practise Questions
Extension Materials
Worksheet
4.1 Combining Rules & Compound Shapes
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Dr Frost Resources
Extension Materials
5.1 Solving Basic Trigonometric Equation (Level 2 FM)
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Dr Frost Resources
Extension Materials
5.2 Solving Harder Trigonometric Equations (Level 2 FM)
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Dr Frost Resources
Extension Materials
5.3 Solving Quadratic Trigonometric Equations (Level 2 FM)
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Dr Frost Resources
Extension Materials
6.1 Trigonometric Identities (Level 2 FM)
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Trigonometric Identities
Courtesy of Maths Genie
Activities & Resources
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs
- Level 2 FM: Trigonometric Identities as PowerPoint or PDF
- Dr Austin Maths
- Math = Love (Sarah Carter)
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Trigonometric Identities AQA Level 2 Practice Questions & Solutions
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 502d: Prove that sin2 x + cos2 x equiv 1 (not yet active)
- 502e: Switch between sin2 and cos2 for expressions given in the form a sin2 bx or a cos2 bx
- 502f: Write an expression given in the form a sin2 x + b cos2 x in terms of just sin or cos
- 502g: Prove that tan x equiv sin x/cos x (not yet active)
- 502h: Simplify a trigonometric expression by splitting a fraction.
- 502i: Simplify a trigonometric expression by using the identity sin2 x + cos2 x equiv 1 and tan x = sin x/cos x
- 502: Exam Practice: Constructing proofs involving sin, cos and tan (excluding double angle formulae), and simplifying expressions
Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
Download Advanced Trigonometry PPQs as WW Powerpoint for Edexcel IGCSE, AQA GCSE, Edexcel GCSE or OCR GCSE (or all GCSE together)
Other Whole Topic Resources
Acute Learning Problem Pairs
- Trigonometry (advanced) – sine/cosine rules and area as PowerPoint or PDF
- Trigonometry (3D) as PowerPoint or PDF
Activities
- Pixi Maths
- NRICH (student problems)
- The Chalkface
- Sine Rule: Excel (if macros are blocked: right-click the file › Properties › tick Unblock)
- Transum
Worksheets
- Corbettmaths
- Advanced Trigonometry Practice Questions & Solutions
- Advanced Trigonometry AQA Level 2 Practice Questions & Solutions
- Maths 4 Everyone
- Mathshelper (Jon Stone)
- MathedUp
- Sine & Cosine Rule: Worksheet · Practice · Quiz · Exam · Question Gallery
- Trigonometric Equations: Worksheet · Practice · Quiz · Question Gallery
- Trig Identities & Equations: Worksheet · Practice · Quiz · Question Gallery
- Sine & Cosine Rule: Worksheet · Practice · Quiz · Question Gallery
- Mathsaurus (Kevin Olding)
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- MathsPad
External Whole Topic Past Paper Style Questions
- Transum
- Exam-style questions: Trigonometry
- NCETM
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