Yup, arc formula, general formula concerning sectors and segments. Quadratic formula, formula for area of a triangle, proof for geometric series, log laws, formula for gradients and line lengths etc.
I thought we were given geometric series formulae?
also... it isn't explained in this mark scheme, but how do you find the gradient of a radius in a circle.. at a particular point e.g. (6,4). here it's done 4-1/6-2 giving 3/4. but i'm not sure where the 1 and the 2 have come from and why they're being subtracted from the 4 and the 6.
I thought we were given geometric series formulae?
also... it isn't explained in this mark scheme, but how do you find the gradient of a radius in a circle.. at a particular point e.g. (6,4). here it's done 4-1/6-2 giving 3/4. but i'm not sure where the 1 and the 2 have come from and why they're being subtracted from the 4 and the 6.
Yep, you are given the forumla for ap's and gp's but you need to be able to derive them both.
And the circle question, the 1 and 2 must be a point on the circle, then you find the grad of the line joining that point and the center, using,