Angles that are alternate (Z angles)...

...have no relationship to each other

Angles that are vertically opposite (X angles)...

...have no relationship to each other

Angles that are corresponding (F angles)...

...have no relationship to each other

Angles that are co-interior (C angles)...

...have no relationship to each other

Opposite angles in a parallelogram...

...have no relationship to each other

Adjacent angles in a parallelogram...

...have no relationship to each other

Interior and exterior angles...

...have no relationship to each other

All exterior angles...

...have no relationship to each other

How do you calculate the Mode of a set of numbers?

Find the most common piece of data

Add all data and divide by total frequency

Put data in size order and locate the middle value

Take the smallest value from the largest

How do you calculate the Mean of a set of numbers?

Add all data and divide by total frequency

Find the most common piece of data

Put data in size order and locate the middle value

Take the smallest value from the largest

How do you calculate the Median of a set of numbers?

Put data in size order and locate the middle value

Add all data and divide by total frequency

Find the most common piece of data

Take the smallest value from the largest

How do you calculate the Range of a set of numbers?

Take the smallest value from the largest

Add all data and divide by total frequency

Find the most common piece of data

Put data in size order and locate the middle value

An outlier is a data point that is significantly different from the rest of the data.

An outlier is a data point that is always the lowest value.

An outlier is a data point that is always the highest value.

An outlier is the average of a data set.

An anomaly is a deviation from the expected pattern or standard.

An anomaly is a type of measurement.

An anomaly is a standard procedure.

An anomaly is a common occurrence.

What is extrapolation?

Extrapolation is the process of estimating unknown values by extending a known sequence outside of a given data set.

Extrapolation is the method of analyzing data by comparing it to historical trends.

Extrapolation is the process of finding the average of a set of values.

Extrapolation refers to the calculation of the exact value of a known quantity.

What is relative frequency?

Relative frequency is the same as experimental probability.

Relative frequency is the percentage of an event occurring in a specific time frame.

Relative frequency is the average of all possible outcomes in a single trial.

Relative frequency is the total number of trials divided by the number of times an event occurs.

What is the AND rule in probability?

If we want two or more things to happen then we multiply the probabilities

If we want either one thing to happen or the other thing to happen, then we add the probabilities

If we want one thing to happen we multiply the probabilities

If we want to know the probability of everything, we subtract the probabilities from each other

What is the OR rule in probability?

If we want either one thing to happen or the other thing to happen, then we add the probabilities

If we want two or more things to happen then we multiply the probabilities

If we want one thing to happen we multiply the probabilities

If we want to know the probability of everything, we subtract the probabilities from each other

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What does perimeter mean?

The perimeter is the space inside a shape.

The perimeter is the height of a shape.

The perimeter is the volume of a shape.

The perimeter is the total distance around a shape.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does area mean?

Area is the weight of an object.

Area is the space taken up in a three-dimensional space.

Area is the measure of the space within a two-dimensional shape.

Area refers to the total distance around the edge of a shape.

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What does volume mean?

Volume is the measure of 3D space occupied by an object.

Volume is the temperature of an object.

Volume refers to the color of an object.

Volume is the weight of an object.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of these units would be used for perimeter?

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cm³

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Which of these units would be used for circumference?

cm²

cm³

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Which of these units would be used for area?

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cm³

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Which of these units would be used for volume?

cm²

cm³

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Facts & Formulae for GCSE Foundation Maths

What does perimeter mean?

What does area mean?

What does volume mean?

Which of these units would be used for perimeter?

Which of these units would be used for circumference?

Which of these units would be used for area?

Which of these units would be used for volume?

Which of these is the area formula for a rectangle?

Which of these is the area formula for a parallelogram?

Which of these is the area formula for a triangle?

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