HARDEST Circle Question?? | Tricky A-Level Maths Question #56
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Thanks. I do AQA but this still looks like an awkward synoptic style concept that can be added to many contexts
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@@Chakamatics you can never be truly ready but I completed the 2023 paper and got 86 on it so I think I should be ok
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loved this question, circles are always so fun to do, thank you sir for all your work! good luck everyone!
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Why do you do tan(2theta) rather than 2(tan(theta)) as the triangles are similar so surely you can just double the value of 1/2?
Just see if tan 60 is twice tan 30.
You can also use vectors to find the angle between them and then you can see cos x = 3/5 and make a triangle you get tan x = 4/3!
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for the last part, if the angle PA makes with x axis is a, and the angle PB makes with the x axis is b then the angle APB is a - b. so tan APB is simply tan(a-b) and we know tan a and tan b as they are the two gradients, 3 and 1/3. Simply sub into the double angle formula in the data book and voila. Might be a smidgeon quicker but obviously both approaches work.
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Definitely the preferred option, and a(i) should've been done by just substituting y=mx+2 into the equation of the circle then expanding and simplifying to give the answer required. The mark allocation suggests that this was all that was needed.
The last part I just noticed that the gradients are the tan of the angles we can work tanAPB =(3-1/3)/(1+3x1/3)=(8/3)/2=4/3
That should be worth like 12 marks
cant you just do tan(arctan(3)-arctan(1/3))? it gives the right answer
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why do we sometimes substitute the equation of a line in the equation of a circle and other times into the main equation that is provided ?
the equation of a circle is obtained from the main equation, so theyre essentially the same thing. Its up to personal preference tbh, for some people its easier to sub in values into the main equation or the completed the square ver. Either will work.
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@@ho-lq6nd that’s makes sense, thank you !! Good luck as well
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why is the first question 2 marks bro, should be 3 ngl
Hello, did anyone else's exams feel easier than they thought. Did they lower the grade boundariesm
No one knows what the grade boundaries for 2024 are yet since the exams aren’t done yet. But if many people found it easy then it’s likely that the grade boundaries will be higher this year or roughly the same as 2023, since I thought the 2023 paper wasn’t too hard.
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wow this is actually relally hard
Why do you do tan(2theta) rather than 2(tan(theta)) as the triangles are similar so surely you can just double the value of 1/2?
It's the tan of the angles between APB which is 2theta so it's tan2theta
You could solve for theta multiply it by two and then find the tan of the new angle after, if that helps!
Why do you do tan(2theta) rather than 2(tan(theta)) as the triangles are similar so surely you can just double the value of 1/2?
Because you've found the value of tan(1/2APB). So, to find the value of tan(APB) you do tan(2x1/2APB) which is basically tan(2theta). You find the value of tan(2theta) using the double angle formula. I'm sorry if I haven't explained this well.
@@eugeniafernandes7956 ah thank you so much, that does make sense yes!
@@eugeniafernandes7956 So if tan(1/2APB) = 1/2, why can't you do (arctan(1/2))/(1/2)