Circle Theorems - Exam Style Questions | Grade 7 Maths Series | GCSE Maths Tutor

A video revising the techniques and strategies for answering exam style questions on circle theorems (Higher Only).

This video is part of the Geometry module for Circle Theorems in GCSE maths, see my other videos below to continue with the series.

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[Synersty]

At 25:00 I believe there was a much simpler way to do it is since the shape is a triangle and since the angles in a triangle add up to 180 you can also do (35+34) + (34+56) + angle X = 180
159 + x = 180 so x = 21

Either way i didnt really think about Angles at a point so that really helped!

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[deangarratt]

Quicker way to do the final question: alternate segment theorem - 56 degrees for angle ACB. Tangent of 90 degrees less 56 degrees is 34 degrees for angle BAO, same for angle ABO. Angles within the large triangle can then be calculated. Top angle ABC 69 degrees plus angle BCA 56 degrees = 125 degrees. 180-125 is 55 degrees. 55 degrees less 34 degrees (angle BAO) = 21 degrees.

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Please do some more exam style questions as this would be extremely hwlpful

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[beckysmith]

Enjoying these. I used alternate segment and tangent meets radius then base angles of isosceles then interior angles of triangle. Super fun haha