All of Vectors and Magnitude in 40 Minutes!!! | Chapter 11 | A Level Pure Maths

A video revising the techniques and strategies required for all of the AS Level Pure Mathematics chapter on Vectors and Magnitude that you need to achieve a grade C-A* in your A-Level Pure Maths.

These topics are the essential question styles that appear in the Vectors and Magnitude Module. This however is not ALL of the question styles within the A-Level. Further videos can be found on the channel for a more in depth look at some of these topics.

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00:00 Intro
01:34 Representing Vectors
06:03 Position Vectors
09:42 Magnitude
13:55 Direction
23:49 Geometric Problems
31:01 Modelling with Vectors
44:39 Outro

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[NA_]

I used to watch you during gcse maths, and now I’m back for a level! I was hoping you could do more as/a level videos for statistics, mechanics etc it would be a great help since your videos explain topics much better than most of the other videos! I would appreciate it very much and thank you!

[Eman-mojj]

If there is a hard question on a topic u don't get then what are u waiting for don't give up keep on trying that hard question until u finally understand it. Its ok to make mistakes as we all do but its never too late to get an answer right. Keep practicing.
If u see a question from an AQA Mathematic past paper u don't get then just try doing it. This is for all gcse students

[anujchaturvedi]

You are a great teacher. You should add A Level in your Channel name. Thank You.

[thearmchairanarchist]

Hi,
I just want to thank you on behalf of all the as content made on this channel. It has been incredibly useful as I self study A-Level maths.

I also wondered whether you could upload the whole content for As- Statistics and Mechanics, as you are literally the best maths tutor on YouTube.

Thank you for all your hard work, as it is really appreciated!

[tomcooney]

Seriously don’t think I would be able to revise without your help. These videos are super helpful . Thank you so much

[masterninja]

Thank you for this! I was just wondering when the next logarithmic equations video will be released.

[nathanhawey]

It's so clear explained
Thanks legend

[theblackhat]

Even though I am still in Yr 11 doing gcse further maths (not at a-levels), i'm still glad this vid is out :)

[Lily-tpui]

Love this video it’s really helpful for my AS exams

[madeleinejrv]

thanks for this, there arent as many youtube channels that help with a levels as gcse so these are super helpful!

[GCSEALevelMaths]

So helpful and clear sir. Merry Christmas to you sir!!

[kyawlintun]

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[nosae]

Thank you so very much Sir for all you do for the children. Could you please complete the the remaining topics for Pure AS 1 and start completing the Year 2 Book A Level Pure. Again thank you and God bless you for the hard work and the contribution you are making to the the children's education.

[bahar]

Hey sir I was wondering if your also going to do mechanics and statistics too I find you videos very useful

[variadarwin]

why did you plus root 85? i thought it was MINUS 'a' squared, thiis is for the PQR when u r using the cosine rule

[BobBob-uvfq]

Been watching differation good clear videos, but you say obviously like every other word

[vnm]

Hey sir can you make a whole 1 video of sequence thank you 😊

[seanharris-eicj]

Love the vidoes please keep i need them to pass haha

[msh]

for the first question in the direction chapter, could you also jut split the triangle into two, which we do already when plottng the triangle then use soh cah toa to get the answers for the angle

[freddxszn]

I don’t understand why on the geometric question you did made x equal to 1/3 for the MN direction part. Very confused about this even though it must be simple?