⭐️Transformations⭐️ Translations, Enlargements, Reflections, Rotations. GCSE Maths! AddvanceMaths😊➕

⭐️Learn all 4 Transformations that you need to know for GCSE maths quickly and simply!⭐️
The Four Transformations in GCSE Maths:
Translation
Enlargment
Rotation
Reflections
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[@unknownname893]

Can I know Higher Tier students who sets exam in this may/june exam gets tracing papers for transformations in maths paper.

[@AddvanceMaths]

@unknownname893 hi,
Tracing paper is allowed 👍

[@unknownname893]

So they're providing tracing papers or we should bring them whenn sitting for exam?

[@unknownname893]

Anyway thanks for letting me know .

[@AddvanceMaths]

Your school should provide it, however best to check with the school.
Good luck with the exams!

[@Mahmoud-pf1ss]

7:02 the center of rotation is (2,1) but you make it (1,2)

[@Anna-cn1il]

thought i had lost it

[@Maxtreon.]

Underrated channel, insane animations, beautiful.
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[@truck-kun7954]

I am truly greatful for this video, i recently transferred to a school with like half of the terms already done and this is what i need to catch up for in math. Thank you so much sir!

[@AddvanceMaths]

Excellent, glad you found it useful.
addvancemaths.com/year10/ may also be useful 😊

[@user-dg7ib5zf9g]

Thank you so much for explaining this concept! I couldn't understand it and tomorrow is my math exam. Thanks once again!

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Thank you so much!!!! Your advice helped me do better in my homework!!!

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Thank you so much man

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[@AddvanceMaths]

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[@cloudynate3734]

For the rotations you can also use your compass from a geometry set

[@user-dg7ib5zf9g]

Tracing paper would be better

[@coolberries3306]

Omg thank you so much i missed all my lessons for this topic and i have an end of year so this saved me, thank you

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[@cathighoncatnip]

Thx dude 😊

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[@fluent-focus]

excellent

[@No1rza]

thx this helped :)

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Awesome!
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[@Zyxiaoo]

thank you so much sir

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[@naveensingh5787]

how to identify corresponding points to join them between the object and image , and then draw perpendicular bisector to locate center of rotation?

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addvancemaths.com/revision/transformations/
Watch the video on describing transformations here 👍
Personally, we just use tracing paper. It normally works fine for simple transformations.

[@fatimasaidahmed4353]

Hello, It is not clear. From which vertx do we count 3 grids

[@AddvanceMaths]

Hi 😊
For translations, you can choose any vertex on the shape.
Ideally you do all vertices, but sometimes one is enough for you to see where it will move to.
I hope that helps.
You can find more information about Transformations here: addvancemaths.com/revision/transformations/

[@xxotiicgaming2256]

You didn’t mark 2:1 properly
7:01

[@sametcobanoglu7259]

he did wrong.

[@sullueditz9774]

Yeah I just noticed before

[@sullueditz9774]

He did it wrong

[@MohammedIsmail-uj8yl]

he did (1,2) instead of (2,1)

[@ishithadasari2008]

Can you do a 60 degree rotation of a quadrilateral ?

[@AddvanceMaths]

Hi,
Generally this wouldn’t come up in exams, certainly not GCSE/IGCSE.
You can explore rotations of different angles here: www.desmos.com/calculator/0yoncenkjv 😊

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