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Stage 6 - Year 12Stage 6 - Year 12
Mathematic(HSC)
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Types of Angles
1. Acute angles 2. Right Angle
3. Obtuse Angle
4. Straight Angle 5. Reflex Angle
6. Angle of Revolution
(0o < θ < 90o θ = 90o
(90o < θ < 180o)
(θ = 360o)
(θ = 180o)
(180o < θ < 360o)
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1. Vertically Opposite Angle are equal.
2. Complementary Angles ao
bo add to 90o.
2. Supplementary Angles ao
boadd to 180o.
Pairs of Angles
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Transversal1. Alternate Angles
2. Corresponding Angles
3. Co-Interior angles
Makes a Z shape.
Makes a F shape.
Makes a C shape.
andare equal.
andare equal.
andAdd to 180o
Angles between Parallel Lines
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Based on SidesBased on Angles1. Equilateral triangle.
•All sides equal•All angles equal (60O)
2. Isosceles triangle.•Two sides equal•Two base-angles equal
3. Scalene triangle.•No sides equal
•No angles equal
1. Acute angled triangle.
2. Right angled triangle.
•All angles acute
•One angle 90o
•One Obtuse angle.
3. Obtuse angled triangle.
Types of Triangles
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3. Exterior Angle of a Triangle.
1. Angle Sum of a Triangle
2. Angle Sum of a Quadrilateral
4. Angles at a point.
ao
bo
co
ao + bo + co = 180oao
bo co
do
ao + bo + co + do = 360o
bo
co
ao
ao = bo + coao
bo
co
ao + bo + co = 360o
Angle Sums
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1. Side, Side, Side. 2. Side, Angle, Side.
4. Right angle, Hypotenuse, Side.3. Angle, Angle, Side.
SSS SAS
AAS RHS
Congruence
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1. Corresponding angles are all
equal.α
β
αβ
γγ
2. Corresponding sides are in the
same ratio.
a x
ax
b
y
by
= = cz
c z
3. Two pairs of sides are in proportion and their included
angles are equal.
pq
s
rθ
φ
pr
= qs
=
Similar Triangles
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ca
b
c2 = a2 + b2
You need to be able to:1. Find the length of the
hypotenuse.2. Find the length of the shorter side.3. Prove you have a right angle.
Pythagoras Theorem
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1. Rectangle 2. Square 3. Rhombus
4.Parallelogram 5. Trapezium
6. Kite
You must know their properties
Types of Quadrilaterals
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1. Angle Sum of a Polygon.
2. Interior angle.
3. Exterior angle
a
f c
b
e d
= (n – 2) x 180(n is the number of angles)
Divide the angle sum by the number of angles.
The exterior angles of add to 360o.
Regular Polygons
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Area Formulae
1.SquareA = s2 ss
2. RectangleA = LB L
B
3.TriangleA=½bh
b
h 6.TrapeziumA=½(a+b)h
b
a
h
7.CircleA=πr2
r
4. ParallelogramA=bh
b h
5.Rhombus/KiteA=½xyx y
xy
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1. Rectangular Prism
lb
h
SA = 2(bh + hl + lb)
2. Cube
s
SA = 6s2
3. Sphere
SA = 4 π r2
4. Cylinder
SA = 2 π r (r + h)
5. Cone
h
r
h
r
l
SA = π r (r + l)
Surface Area Formulae
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1. Rectangular Prism
lb
h
V = lbh
2. Cube
s
V = s3
3. Sphere
V = 4 π r3
34. Cylinder
V = π r2 h
5. Cone
h
r
h
rV = 1 π r2 h 3
V = Ah
Volume Formulae
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BCA = CAD [Alternate angles between parallel lines.]
BAC = CAD [Given]
(i) Prove that BAC = BCA 1
BAC = BCA
2006 HSC Question 6
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BP [Common]
PBA = PBC [Given]
(ii) Prove that ∆ABP ≡ ∆CBP 1
BAC = BCA [See part (i)]
∆ABP ≡ ∆CBP [AAS]
2006 HSC Question 6
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(iii) Prove that ABCD is a rhombus. 3
APB = BPC [corresponding angles in congruent triangles – part ii]
APB + BPC = 180o [straight angle]
2 x BPC = 180o
BPC = 90o = APB
Diagonals bisect at 90o [ Square or Rhombus ????]
2006 HSC Question 6