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A
- A Level and beyond
- About
- Adjacency matrices
- Advanced trigonometry
- Angle at the centre of a circle is twice the angle at the circumference
- Angle in a semicircle is 90 degrees
- Angles in the same segment of a circle are equal
- Area and circumference of circles
- Area and perimeter
- Area and perimeter of quadrilaterals
- Area and perimeter of triangles
- Argand diagrams
- arcosh function
- arsinh function
- artanh function
B
C
- Calculating a Maclaurin series
- Cantor set
- Cartesian equation of a parabola
- Cartesian equation of a rectangular hyperbola
- Cartesian equation of ellipse
- Cartesian product
- Circle geometry
- Collage theorem
- Combinations
- Complex number arithmetic
- Complex numbers
- Computer science
- Congruent and similar shapes
- Congruent shapes
- Congruent triangles
- Coordinate systems
- Cosine rule
- Countable and uncountable sets
- Cube
- Cube surface area and net
- cosech function
- cosh function
- coth function
D
- Decagons - polygons with 10 sides
- Derivative of sine, geometric proof
- Derivative of the exponential function
- Differentiation
- Differentiation - the chain rule
- Differentiation - the product rule
- Differentiation from first principles - x²
- Dodecagons - polygons with 12 sides
- Drawing Sierpinski triangles
- Drunk man and keys problem
E
- Einstein's proof of Pythagoras' theorem
- Ellipses
- Error page not found
- Escape-time fractals
- Euler's formula - proof
- Exponential and logarithm functions
F
G
- GCSE
- GCSE graphs
- GCSE measures
- Geometry
- Geometry basic rules
- Gradient of a line
- Graph theory
- GraphicMaths
- Graphs
- Graphs of exponential functions
- Graphs of sloping lines through the origin
- Greatest common divisor (GCD) of two numbers
H
- Hendecagons - polygons with 11 sides
- Heptagons - polygons with 7 sides
- Hexagons - polygons with 6 sides
- Horizontal, vertical and diagonal straight line graphs
- Hyperbolas
- Hyperbolic angle
- Hyperbolic functions
I
L
- L system Koch curve
- L system trees and ferns
- L systems
- Lexicographic order
- Line symmetry
- Loci
- Locus of points a fixed distance from a given line
- Locus of points a fixed distance from a given point
- Locus of points an equal distance between 2 lines
- Locus of points an equal distance between 2 points
- Logic
- Logic gates
- Lowest common multiple (LCM) of two numbers
M
- Maclaurin and Taylor series
- Maclaurin series of the exponential function
- Maclaurin series of the sine function
- Mathematical models in mechanics
- Mechanics
- Modulus-argument form of complex numbers
- Monty Hall problem
- More quadrilaterals
N
- Negative and fractional exponents
- Newton Fractal
- Nonagons - polygons with 9 sides
- Number theory
- Numerical methods
- n-gons - polygons with any number of sides
O
- Octagons - polygons with 8 sides
- Opposite angles in a cyclic quadrilateral add up to 180°
- Other types of polygon
P
- Parabola example
- Parabola focus and directrix
- Parabolas
- Parabolas - effect of parameter 'a'
- Paradoxes
- Parallel lines
- Parametric equation of ellipse
- Parametric equations
- Parts of a circle
- Pentagons - polygons with 5 sides
- Permutations
- Permutations and combinations
- Perpendicular bisector of a chord
- Pigeonhole principle
- Polar coordinates
- Polar curve constant r
- Polar curve constant theta
- Polar curve r proportional to theta
- Polygons
- Prime factors of a number
- Pure mathematics
- Pythagoras
- Pythagoras' theorem
- Pythagoras' theorem proof
- Pythagorean triples
Q
R
- Radians
- Recreational maths
- Rectangular hyperbola example
- Regular polygons
- Regular tessellations
- Resources
- Rotational symmetry
- Rules of exponents
S
- Set theory
- Similar shapes
- Similar triangles
- Similar triangles proof
- Sine rule
- Slope of a curve
- Solving equations numerically
- Solving equations using interval bisection
- Solving equations using linear interpolation
- Solving equations using the Newton-Raphson method
- Standard curves in polar coordinates
- Star polygons
- Straight line graphs
- sech function
- sinh function
T
- Tangent and radius of a circle meet at 90°
- Tessellations and symmetry
- Transformations
- Translation
- Triangles
- Trigonometry
- Trigonometry and Pythagoras
- Trinary numbers
- Two radii form an isosceles triangle
- Two tangents from a point have equal length
- tanh function
V
W
- What is e?
- Why are the trig functions called sine, cosine and tangent?
- Why does complex number multiplication cause rotation?
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