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GCSE Geometry

Course Description

Geometry & Measures GCSE Course makes up 17 – 23% of the Edexcel GCSE Maths Examboard. Key contents included in this GCSE Geometry course include:

• Shape: Transformations
• Angles: Angles in a polygon
• Angles: Circle Theorems
• Area of a rectangle
• Area of a triangle
• Area of a trapezium
• Area of a sector
• Surface area of a cuboid
• Volume of a cube
• Volume of composite solid
• Similar triangles
• Pythagoras theorem
• Trigonometry
• Sine & cosine rules
• Trigonometry in 3-D
• Exact trigonometric values
• Column vectors
• Vector geometry

Please contact us if you need help with GCSE Geometry & Measures, you can also BOOK A FREE TRIAL HERE   – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – GCSE Geometry: Exam TIPS 1. Triangles When given any triangle geometry question in a GCSE Maths exam paper, then the first thing you should do is identify whether the triangle is a right-angled triangle or a non-right angle triangle. Scenario 1: If it is a right-angled triangle then usually 2 rules could apply for a GCSE geometry question:

1. Pythagoras theorem to find the missing side
2. SOHCAHTOA rule to find the missing side (length) or angle

Scenario 2: If it is a non-right angled triangle then usually 2 rules could apply for a GCSE geometry question:

1. Using sine rule or cosine rule to find the missing length or side
2. Using area of a triangle formula A = 1/2 x ab x SinC

Scenario 3 Sometimes the GCSE Maths geometry question could have a right-angled triangle attached to a non-right angled triangle to which you would need to use a mix of the rules found in scenario 1 and 2 to arrive at the final answer. 2. Areas: When given any shape in the GCSE Maths or Geometry exam question it is really useful to write down all the formulas that are associated for that particular shape as these formulas can help guide you and trigger you to answer the question in the right way. There’s usually only one or 2 formulas for each shape but its definitely worth

1. Memorising them
2. Being confident in using these formulas (subbing in) to get your final answer. There’s no use to memorising the formulas without knowing how to use them!

A summary of the GCSE Edexcel Maths formulas that you need to know for GCSE Geometry is shown here Our tutors have gone through the UK curriculum themselves and have sat the GCSE & A-level examinations. Our tutors are therefore very familiar with the curriculum are best suited to help boost your grade.  London Tuition Academy has expert GCSE Maths tutors that can best support you. Please contact us TODAY if you need help with GCSE Geometry & Measures or GCSE Maths you can also book a FREE TRIAL HERE!