GCSES Maths question

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hope that's clear enough to see! Thanks!! For the help in advance! :smile:

Reply 2

Have you drawn a tree diagram?

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Reply 3

ToLiveInADream

Do you remember learning about tree diagrams for statistics?

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I did but then I erased it. I didn't think it was the correct way to go. But I didn't understand the question from the beginning. But I get it know thanks. :smile:

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here are a few more questions!!! That I am stuck with. Please help if possible?

P.s (thank you Lewis-EY)! :smile:

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I'm so sorry for the workings I thought I might attempt it anyway! Thanks! - Alphanick thanks for the formula.

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Reply 7

Let's take these on one by one.

9b - can you get the height of the trapezium? What can we do from there?

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Original post by Krollo

Let's take these on one by one.

9b - can you get the height of the trapezium? What can we do from there?

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I think so probably by rearranging the formula? If I'm right?

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Original post by maths_geek

I think so probably by rearranging the formula? If I'm right?

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Sounds good to me. What do you get for the height?

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Reply 10

Original post by Krollo

Sounds good to me. What do you get for the height?

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I'm not sure because I struggle with rearranging formula?

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Original post by maths_geek

I'm not sure because I struggle with rearranging formula?

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See if you could set the equation up, we can work from there.

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Reply 12

Hariex

For the third question, remember that the corners of a square are 90 degrees. Then, using angle rules, see if you can work out what x is. :smile:

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Original post by Hariex

For the third question, remember that the corners of a square are 90 degrees. Then, using angle rules, see if you can work out what x is. :smile:

Oh of course I am not too fond of timed exams :frown:

but it's true I'll have another go at it! :smile: