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and WTF, circle geo we did in year 10. The theorems are straight forward, the questions (eg the fitzpatrick ones) most can be done in your head (to learn the theorems anyway), and the fitzpatrick questions that are extremely hard aren't even in the syllabus.
I don't understand why circle geo is even there... its like, you look for the same things everytime. If your not good at circle geo, here are a few tips which will help you out 99% of the time:
1. Use a maximum of 3 variables, usually only 2. x and y. everything else is a relation to these two variables.
2. If you don't see how to do it straight away, go psycho. Label every single angle, using every theorem you can spot.
3. If you can't do it in 3 minutes. Forget about it. Literally. Come back at the end of the exam, give it another shot.
4. If you get scared of the question, its all over.
lol, look at me giving tips as if i'm a pro. ^___^ I'm not, but hopefully that'll help. Lucky for me, i'm one of those people who can visualise stuff like this in my head.
well, unless you talk about question 7 circle geo, or 4u question 7/8 circle geo... in which case you should ignore me.
I don't understand why circle geo is even there... its like, you look for the same things everytime. If your not good at circle geo, here are a few tips which will help you out 99% of the time:
1. Use a maximum of 3 variables, usually only 2. x and y. everything else is a relation to these two variables.
2. If you don't see how to do it straight away, go psycho. Label every single angle, using every theorem you can spot.
3. If you can't do it in 3 minutes. Forget about it. Literally. Come back at the end of the exam, give it another shot.
4. If you get scared of the question, its all over.
lol, look at me giving tips as if i'm a pro. ^___^ I'm not, but hopefully that'll help. Lucky for me, i'm one of those people who can visualise stuff like this in my head.
well, unless you talk about question 7 circle geo, or 4u question 7/8 circle geo... in which case you should ignore me.
