To Anyone Wondering: ASA: Angle Side Angle SAS: Side Angle Side RHS: Right Hypotenuse Side SSS: Side Side Side These are used to find wether 2 triangles are congruent or not. Congruent means they are the same shape but they might have unequal dimensions. For example, if a triangle has all 3 sides as 3 cm, then a triangle with all sides as 1.5 cm would be congruent with it because all sides will be divided in same ratio i.e. 3/1.5=2 Here, SSS rule has been used because we have considered only the sides of triangle without using angles. Similarly RHS,ASA ans SAS are used.
Actually, congruence means two triangles are identical, meaning they have the same side lengths and angles! Two triangles that have the same angles but different side lengths would be called "similar" and would indeed have the side lengths in proportion as you described :)
@@smo0ve209SAS means that the angle is basically in between the two given sides, so you have the length of one side, an angle and then the length of other side that touches the given angle if that makes sense😅
Not SSS, we will use RHS here. As RHS is applied when right angle is given, the hypotenuse is equal and any one remaining side given, it can be either base side or the perpendicular.
I did my IGCSE maths this summer and got a 7, which I was very happy with! I always admire mathematicians and people gifted in the subject. I’m more of a linguistics/languages person myself, but it’s always fun to see the subjects people enjoy and how good they are at them
Showed me up. I got a 4 which tbh I'm perfectly happy with. Hate maths with a passion and I have no intention of pursuing a mathematical career. I'm doing history, law and criminology at college and so far its such a relaxing breath of fresh air.
I love watching other people do math tbh. It's partly admiration because they're good at it, while I'm not. It's also very relaxing because I understand virtually nothing math-related so it's just me listening to rambling lol
I have a maths mock tomorow and I couldn’t sleep so I went onto UA-cam to find some asmr , only To come across your amazing Chanel , going over a gcse maths higher paper In asmr , literally couldn’t have been more perfect , thankyou 🙏
Hey! I actually printed the pdf of the question out and tried it at home while watching the video, great experience I understand my level of math better now
These terms are the congurency criteria for a triangle. ASA - Angle, Side, Angle SAS - Side, Angle, Side SSS - Side, Side, Side RHS - Right angle, Hypotenuse, Side
Great video! While you got #22 right you had an "easier" route to the right answer after multiplying by 10, 2.33 repeating = 2*1/3 or 7/3, then just divide by 10 again to get to 7/30.
Thanks so much dido for your help not only in this vid but in others, thanks to you in my gcse I got a 9 which I was happy about to say the least, thanks so so much for what you’ve done, keep up the good work champ!❤❤
Currently in year 11 (In England) and used to be class clown. Used to piss about with my mates, lob pens etc etc (just being knobs and never listening to teachers) but this year i’m trying my hardest to get my grades up!! Been studying very long hours to hopefully get grade sevens or above!! This is very helpful so Thank-you!!
Around 11:40 when you are doing the question about congruent triangles, A stands for angle and S stands for side length. So ASA is angle-side-angle, SAS stands for side-angle-side and SSS stands for side-side-side. RHS is probably just there to throw you off. It's worth mentioning that the order of the letters matters, although I've tried and failed countless times to do it over text. Hopefully someone else can explain that part better than me through writing
the triangle is a right angle so there IS a hypotenuse side. so you are right as in it sort of throws you off, but it is still a possible answer Since RHS stands for Right Hypotenuse Side
Ok so when you are dealing with RHS that means right hypotenuse side. if the hypotenuse and side of one right-angled triangle are equal to the hypotenuse and the corresponding side of another right-angled triangle, the two triangles are congruent.
I got a U in maths when i was at school😭 failed all my GCSEs 😭 still dont have my maths, but im in uni at 25 so dont worry if you fail, you have other options😭
@@Boredartist08Please do. I never failed my GCSE’s but I have to live with the idea that I could’ve done so much better esp at A-Level. Revise and make it fun.
In 25:47 you made a mistake because in Q 8 it said to write the answer in simplest form. So both 15 and 25 are divisible by 5 , so the correct answer would be 3:5. 😊.
Man this is so unfair why are the GCSEs in my country so much harder 😭😂 on a serious note tho what an amazing video as usual love the pen kn paper sounds
I love watching other people teach like my school teaches so so much differently and has different terminology I love seeing the different teaching styles ect
Subscribed to both of your channels since I fell asleep to one of your videos earlier (which is rare for me) :) also I would love to see you explain system of equations elimination / subtraction ! I have a test on it soon and barely understand it
this video has come up at a very convenient time , i’m tryin to get a paid job but given i didn’t pass math , i feel like that’s quite a big factor ! especially with it bein a part for jobs , so i’m currently tryin to find a way around that and to be able to get a chance to get the grades needed , definitely needed this like 😂
I got an F when i did my GCSE Maths in school. I was tested for dyscalculia at A-Level and now I'm having to resit my exam at 28 so i can go into teacher training. If I'd known how much my difficulties with maths were going to affect me later in life, I would've tried harder if I could so I wouldn't have to deal with this stuff now. But for the life of me i cannot wrap my head around a lot of mathematical concepts. Any other subject, no matter how much i didn't care about it or was just disinterested in, i could still make an effort to get a pass. But in school the only things i was good at were art and history. Numbers have just always felt like a foreign language to me that I'll never fully be able to comprehend.
Did a mock test to prepare for gcses and i did a test just like this on monday but it was foudnation meaning its a bit easier and you can only get a grade 5 maximum conpared to a grade 9 on higher tests
@gillyrocks24-7 how much easier? Because after the test in my mates class we got to look through the mocks and the teacher said the 1st question on the higher paper is the 5th question on the foundation paper
You know I can remember in math class the teacher was life what's the extra key in the top left of the keyboard and I was the only one to know they were both the tilde/grave key.
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Good Lord this is the scariest thing i have ever seen on my recommendations feed. I have highly unpleasant memories of GCSEs particularly maths since. We did AQA papers. Still remember the Invigilator reading the Information on the front and finishing with "You have 1 hour and 30 minutes, best of luck, you may begin." Oh and my ID Tag as we called it. 1633 from Centre Number 41127. Thankfully my college studies arent maths related 😂
Q2. should be 28 over 80 which reduces to 7 over 20, you are only moving the decimal place 2 places to the right, 280 over 800 you are multiplying by 1,000
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To Anyone Wondering:
ASA: Angle Side Angle
SAS: Side Angle Side
RHS: Right Hypotenuse Side
SSS: Side Side Side
These are used to find wether 2 triangles are congruent or not. Congruent means they are the same shape but they might have unequal dimensions. For example, if a triangle has all 3 sides as 3 cm, then a triangle with all sides as 1.5 cm would be congruent with it because all sides will be divided in same ratio i.e.
3/1.5=2
Here, SSS rule has been used because we have considered only the sides of triangle without using angles. Similarly RHS,ASA ans SAS are used.
Actually, congruence means two triangles are identical, meaning they have the same side lengths and angles! Two triangles that have the same angles but different side lengths would be called "similar" and would indeed have the side lengths in proportion as you described :)
@@franklynboiling2347 oh yeah! I was wondering why my brain was not working properly while writing the comment. I was sure something was wrong:-)
Wouldn’t it be SAS because we know both are 90 degrees?
@@smo0ve209SAS means that the angle is basically in between the two given sides, so you have the length of one side, an angle and then the length of other side that touches the given angle if that makes sense😅
Not SSS, we will use RHS here. As RHS is applied when right angle is given, the hypotenuse is equal and any one remaining side given, it can be either base side or the perpendicular.
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dude im in 10th grade. this is super easy!
How much would there usually be
@@superdudeanindo7795 do my math homework😭
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25:50 Simplest form it asks for, which is 3:5
So glad I saw this comment, it was bugging me that I might have been wrong lol
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I did my IGCSE maths this summer and got a 7, which I was very happy with! I always admire mathematicians and people gifted in the subject. I’m more of a linguistics/languages person myself, but it’s always fun to see the subjects people enjoy and how good they are at them
Same i was rlly good at maths gcse but my passion is in language
Showed me up. I got a 4 which tbh I'm perfectly happy with. Hate maths with a passion and I have no intention of pursuing a mathematical career.
I'm doing history, law and criminology at college and so far its such a relaxing breath of fresh air.
Got the exact same
is a 7 good or bad
Definitely showed me up I got a one 😭
I love watching other people do math tbh. It's partly admiration because they're good at it, while I'm not. It's also very relaxing because I understand virtually nothing math-related so it's just me listening to rambling lol
did my gcses earlier this year; having done some of these exact questions in practices, it’s quite nice to see
When I was younger, I had maths tutoring lessons which was bizarrely relaxing to which I now know was unintentional asmr, didn’t learn much 😅
I have a maths mock tomorow and I couldn’t sleep so I went onto UA-cam to find some asmr , only
To come across your amazing Chanel , going over a gcse maths higher paper In asmr , literally couldn’t have been more perfect , thankyou 🙏
pen and paper are back!
Yessir!
It’s so nostalgic in this day and age
@@KetwunsGamingPadhow so ?
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Hey! I actually printed the pdf of the question out and tried it at home while watching the video, great experience I understand my level of math better now
These terms are the congurency criteria for a triangle.
ASA - Angle, Side, Angle
SAS - Side, Angle, Side
SSS - Side, Side, Side
RHS - Right angle, Hypotenuse, Side
Great video!
While you got #22 right you had an "easier" route to the right answer after multiplying by 10, 2.33 repeating = 2*1/3 or 7/3, then just divide by 10 again to get to 7/30.
i adore your math videos when trying to sleep dido its so relaxing :)
Thanks so much, appreciate it 😅
Thanks so much dido for your help not only in this vid but in others, thanks to you in my gcse I got a 9 which I was happy about to say the least, thanks so so much for what you’ve done, keep up the good work champ!❤❤
Got my gcse maths paper 1 in 8 hours. can’t sleep, rather watch your video. Worth watching
The dynamic audio with headphones is so cool!! thx ^_^
Currently in year 11 (In England) and used to be class clown. Used to piss about with my mates, lob pens etc etc (just being knobs and never listening to teachers) but this year i’m trying my hardest to get my grades up!! Been studying very long hours to hopefully get grade sevens or above!! This is very helpful so Thank-you!!
good luck !!
@@laurjw._. Thankyou❤️ Have mocks in 3-4 weeks so will lyk how it goes :)
Good luck, I've also got my mocks soon
@@pizzalover1525 You too!!!
My life is upside down :(
Currently taking A-Level Maths and I miss GCSE Maths sooo much 😭 GCSE Maths was fun
Around 11:40 when you are doing the question about congruent triangles, A stands for angle and S stands for side length. So ASA is angle-side-angle, SAS stands for side-angle-side and SSS stands for side-side-side. RHS is probably just there to throw you off. It's worth mentioning that the order of the letters matters, although I've tried and failed countless times to do it over text. Hopefully someone else can explain that part better than me through writing
the triangle is a right angle so there IS a hypotenuse side. so you are right as in it sort of throws you off, but it is still a possible answer Since RHS stands for Right Hypotenuse Side
Ok so when you are dealing with RHS that means right hypotenuse side. if the hypotenuse and side of one right-angled triangle are equal to the hypotenuse and the corresponding side of another right-angled triangle, the two triangles are congruent.
math and asmr go hand in hand. they put people to sleep 😂
I love watching these types of ASMR videos because I get the realization that I don’t have to do it in the moment 😂
1:05:42 at this point the easiest thing would have probably been to write 2.3333333 as 2 + 0.3333333 = 2 + 1/3 = 7/3, and then divide by 10
That’s also a pretty good method!
Love listening to exam asmr at midnight when I have exams tomorrow, auuuughhhh
I got a U in maths when i was at school😭 failed all my GCSEs 😭 still dont have my maths, but im in uni at 25 so dont worry if you fail, you have other options😭
As a French student, I didn't undestand a single word of what you said (our school system is based on type of bread/bakerie)
Bro I’m in my gcse year rn and I’m so scared to fail them but I also can’t be bothered revising 💀💀💀
@@Boredartist08big man do 20mins a night from tomorrow till your exam and your set. Mocks don’t matter.
@@Boredartist08Please do. I never failed my GCSE’s but I have to live with the idea that I could’ve done so much better esp at A-Level. Revise and make it fun.
@@Boredartist08If you revise you won’t be scared cause you feel prepared
My math teacher gave me a smarties because I was bored during a test
I forgot how much I hated maths at school 😂
Aint no way this is a math EXAM 😭😭😭😭😭😭
It's by AQA which is why it's ez
Thanks this will help me have an idea what to do in future exams
Best of luck in your exams! I’m sure you’ll do great when they arrive
In 25:47 you made a mistake because in Q 8 it said to write the answer in simplest form. So both 15 and 25 are divisible by 5 , so the correct answer would be 3:5. 😊.
Yeah I thought that too he just forgot to simplify
oh god i sat this exact paper 2 years ago now. gcses 2022 was wild being the first batch after covid
Was just looking for an ASMR video, then I got a discord notification that you uploaded. Perfect timing
Being a 7th Grade CBSE student doing this and getting full marks makes me realize how privileged the British really are. 🤣
This is the easiest exam board. Most students in the UK actually take the Edexcel exam board, which is much much harder (but reasonable still)
Bro's taking ASMR to a whole new level...
At 25:54 wouldn’t the simplest ratio be 3:5 as 15 and 25 are divisible by 5?
I remember doing this paper last year back when school used to stress about gcses. Oh how time flies.
Man this is so unfair why are the GCSEs in my country so much harder 😭😂 on a serious note tho what an amazing video as usual love the pen kn paper sounds
What country?
@@lightening_ward8121in france this is for middle school
Why is this so much easier than my exams 😭😔
I only got a grade 4 in maths gcse foundation and now i am currently doing A level maths when i need a grade 7 minimum, do you guys believe in me?
You got this!!
I would not recommend doing A-level maths if you can’t easily get a 7. Just not worth the pain if you aren’t naturally gifted
Passed with flying colours years ago, just came to remind myself life used to be a whole lot worse
I wish my math papers were this easy
I love watching other people teach like my school teaches so so much differently and has different terminology I love seeing the different teaching styles ect
Watching this the night before my maths exam to try get me to sleep and also revise at the same time 😂
im 16 and Polish and this test is a Polish middle school level lol
Yea people do this test in the UK at ages 15-16 but you can re sit them later in life if you pay
These videos help me both relax and help me revise for my maths exams
My revision for my mock tomorrow
Also, most people do edexcel so maybe an edexcel paper would be beneficial to some
Did my maths paper 1 mock today, this paper had some similar questions glad to see I got some concepts right
Getting flashbacks from my time as a year 11 during exams about 10 years ago now.
For question 8, simplest answer is ratio 3:5 😁
in 9th degree maths here in latvia we are learning the similar triangle's and i suck at it. got a 2 on the test
Nice dido, I could have done with this for my GCSE lol. I did this for my GCSE and got a 6 :D Thanks Better late than never haha.
Subscribed to both of your channels since I fell asleep to one of your videos earlier (which is rare for me) :) also I would love to see you explain system of equations elimination / subtraction ! I have a test on it soon and barely understand it
Could you do one for edexcel please its my exam board
Nice quality, many tingles!
For Q22, I'd just make them both fractions and then subtract, but please tell me if I'm being stupid
this video has come up at a very convenient time , i’m tryin to get a paid job but given i didn’t pass math , i feel like that’s quite a big factor ! especially with it bein a part for jobs , so i’m currently tryin to find a way around that and to be able to get a chance to get the grades needed , definitely needed this like 😂
this is helpful cuz i have to do the same thing in about 18 months (they don’t let us do them a year early anymore)
A straight line equation is y=mx+b to that also fits it
Or a slope formula
I got an F when i did my GCSE Maths in school. I was tested for dyscalculia at A-Level and now I'm having to resit my exam at 28 so i can go into teacher training. If I'd known how much my difficulties with maths were going to affect me later in life, I would've tried harder if I could so I wouldn't have to deal with this stuff now. But for the life of me i cannot wrap my head around a lot of mathematical concepts. Any other subject, no matter how much i didn't care about it or was just disinterested in, i could still make an effort to get a pass. But in school the only things i was good at were art and history. Numbers have just always felt like a foreign language to me that I'll never fully be able to comprehend.
good luck bro
I like how you explain the Quetions
For question 8 the simplest form is 3:5 no?
Yes! That’s correct, I forgot to simplify!
Did a mock test to prepare for gcses and i did a test just like this on monday but it was foudnation meaning its a bit easier and you can only get a grade 5 maximum conpared to a grade 9 on higher tests
foundation is much easier much much easier
@gillyrocks24-7 how much easier?
Because after the test in my mates class we got to look through the mocks and the teacher said the 1st question on the higher paper is the 5th question on the foundation paper
for question 8 it has to be in simplest form so it would be 3:5 instead no? i might be wrong but idk
how did you film this? wanting to film overhead with my phone for a video but can’t find anything or a set up
This was super tingly!
Glad you enjoyed!
Hey I am from Switzerland and I really wonder at what age are you supposed to take a test like this on ?
Doesn’t look like things we do in my country 😅
15/16, we in the uk can leave school at 16 if we want, but we have to stay in some form of education. I left school at 16
Ya this seems like something we would do at 13 years old😭
See, my old professors lectures put me to sleep. 30 minutes and I'm slumped
Probably the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life (i failed my first maths exam at foundation lol) i resat 1 yr after and scraped a pass
Seems a bit easy for a higher tier paper
In the summer i gotta do all my y11 GCSE exams. Not looking forward to it
You know I can remember in math class the teacher was life what's the extra key in the top left of the keyboard and I was the only one to know they were both the tilde/grave key.
Only ASMR my mom approves of ❤
19:03
I think it's Zeda but not sure
Its really heart warming to see that this exam is this easy!!!!!
Это что такое!? Мне хочется плакать... Если это сопоставимо по значимости с ЕГЭ по профильной математике или хотя бы с ОГЭ по математике, то у меня просто нет слов
for Q 23 R shouldnt have solid lines on the bottom and left
What time is live event for Uk
School takes math way to far that it gets way to confusing
it's usually 15/16 year olds who take the exam
reallyyyyyyyyy????
What does it mean 😢
No way in god is this high school mathematics.. I remember being taught that in 7th lmao
Question 18 made me wish I could go back to yr 6 math
whatttt??? my first time watching an asmr studie video!🤐🤐🤐🤐 no words to say!
in ques 9, another simple solution could just be 3/5 X 1/2 = 3/10.
Its secondary school not high school
Same thing
We go primary-high school
25:49 simplest form! it would be 3:5 i think
I always use that pen and end up snapping the plastic thing off like you have seemed to have done 😭
Omg where was this when i was taking my GCSES
love this! so helpful too!
Imma be honest, I’m a electrical engineer major and I kinda forgot all about this stuff 🤣 (no I don’t use any math in my internships)
Proud of my grade 8 last year after getting a 5 in year 10, falling from being top 5% of the country in year 6
This brings me back, I got an F in gcse maths
Watching maths to put me to sleep works 😂
hey dido! im taking the PSAT next month. you have any tips?
Good Lord this is the scariest thing i have ever seen on my recommendations feed. I have highly unpleasant memories of GCSEs particularly maths since. We did AQA papers. Still remember the Invigilator reading the Information on the front and finishing with "You have 1 hour and 30 minutes, best of luck, you may begin."
Oh and my ID Tag as we called it. 1633 from Centre Number 41127.
Thankfully my college studies arent maths related 😂
you shouldnt give those numbers away
ASA is Angle side angle
RHS isRight Hypotenuse Side
SAS- side angle 📐side
SSS - side side side
I think I’m a little obsessed with math
Q2. should be 28 over 80 which reduces to 7 over 20, you are only moving the decimal place 2 places to the right, 280 over 800 you are multiplying by 1,000
Im curious, what is the level of this paper? high school? university? it seems very easy.
Basically high school
But you have to do 3 maths papers to get your gcse
@@Chaosclipz I see. I'm not American,,,, so you know.🤣
the only subject i got a b in o levels was maths :( i get sad whenever i watch gcse vids cuz i blundered so badly :((
I got a U in maths lol
@@davinanaylor9443haven't done GCSEs yet but just took a mock and lost two marks saying that 7*3 is 24 so yeah