What this topic covers
Geometry and measures has 3 subtopics:
- Properties and constructions
- Mensuration and calculation
- Vectors
GCSE Edexcel Foundation Maths
Geometry and measures – GCSE Edexcel Foundation Maths revision notes
Revise Geometry and measures for GCSE Edexcel Foundation Maths, including Properties and constructions, Mensuration and calculation, and Vectors.
Geometry and measures covers Properties and constructions, Mensuration and calculation, and Vectors in GCSE Edexcel Foundation Maths. 31 lessons in 3 subtopics.
31
Lessons
3
Subtopics
Geometry and measures lessons by subtopic
31 lessons, grouped by subtopic.
Properties and constructions
- Geometric Language and Notation
- Triangle Labelling and Drawing Diagrams
- Basic Ruler and Compass Constructions
- Loci Problems and Geometric Constructions
- Angles on Parallel Lines
- Angle Sums in Polygons
- Angles at Points and on Lines
- Properties of Special Quadrilaterals
- Properties of Triangles and Other Plane Figures
- Triangle Congruence Criteria
- Angle Facts and Properties
- Congruence, Similarity and Geometric Proofs
- Transformations and Enlargement
- Circle Definitions and Properties
- Solving Problems on Coordinate Axes
- Properties of 3D Shapes
- Reading Plans and Elevations of 3D Shapes
Mensuration and calculation
- Standard Units of Measure
- Measuring in Geometric Figures and Scale Drawings
- Areas of 2D Shapes
- Volumes of 3D Shapes
- Circumference from Radius and Diameter
- Area of Circles and Composite Figures
- Arc Length and Sector Area
- Circle Area and Circumference
- Congruence, Similarity and Scale Factors
- Pythagoras and Trigonometry in 2D Figures
- Exact Values of Trigonometric Ratios
- Sine, Cosine and Tangent Ratios
Vectors
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