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In q1(B), why do we multiply the multiplier and not divide, which we normally do. I really don't understand this. http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_w10_qp_42.pdf

oh ok i will try. However that graph was from my textbook.

https://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/im-an-igcse-maths-teacher-post-your-questions-here.24660/page-21

How do u draw a curve in a graph without messing it up, can u do it setions??? And in a cumulative frequency do can you draw them as straight lines.

Some marks are upto 5% in one question only!!!

How do you draw the curve of graphs without messing it up?

hope someone answers my question?

anyone??? o_O

In q1(B), why do we multiply the multiplier and not divide, which we normally do. I really don't understand this. http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge%20IGCSE/Mathematics%20(0580)/0580_w10_qp_42.pdf

Anonimo. For help in Locus/Loci you should watch this video. It is a life-saver.

Are you allowed to draw it: connect-the-dots style. In my textbook one of the graphs is drawn that way. I have attached the picture below. When joining reciprocal graphs it is adifficult.

When drawing a graph, how do you draw the curve properly without messing it up? The question have a value of 5 marks approx.

Hello, I need help in two problems: i) How do you perform a stretch and a shear. How to find their invarient line and shear/stretch factor? ii) how to find the matrice which represents a transformation. Please help as i have my paper 4 in 2 days.

lucky that weathering and erosion are my favourite topics!

Weird, I found it quite easy!

Going to my exam now, do dua!

oh om thx

i did say it was you, read the bottom post after that!

I cant do any pastpaper because they dont give the OS map so what's the point. When finding the distance in a OS map how do you use the scale to find the distance. Do you line the starting point on zero???

thx those presentations really help. Off to do some past papers and we will sea how much i get. Exam at 1000, when is yours?