Mathematics Bearings on polar grids Downloadable Resource Mr

Mathematics Bearings on polar grids Downloadable Resource Mr Coward 1

Try this Read Cala’s statement. Can A N you make similar statements about the other F points? E D O B C The space between each circle is 1 cm 2

Connect What are the bearings of A A and B? Could you add two more N points to form a rectangle? What are the bearings of these new points? B 3

What calculation does not find the size of the angle between lines? Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 4

Independent task N 1) Find the bearing of A, B, N A B C, D, and E from 0. What do you notice? 2) Draw a bearing of 60° of the three diagrams where it is easiest. N 5 C N N D E

Independent task N 1) Find the bearing of A, B, C, N A B D, and E from 0. What do you notice? 2) Draw a bearing of 60° of the three diagrams where it is easiest. N Bearing of 30° 6 Bearing of 015° Bearing of 022. 5° N C N D Bearing of 45° D Bearing of 60°

Explore Describe the position of two more points that form the vertices of the following quadrilaterals: A N 1) Kite 2) Square 3) Rhombus 4) Rectangle 5) Isosceles trapezium 7 B

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Explore - hints Kit e Square Two pairs of equal sides. Four equal sides. Diagonals meet at a right angle Diagonals are equal length Rhombus Four equal sides. Non-parallel length are equal. Diagonals meet at a right Diagonals do not meet at a angle right angle Diagonals not equal length 9 Isosceles trapezium

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