That is brilliant!

Why Thank-You

its really helpful thankyou! =] xx

thanks =]

Very informative! Good work

brilliantt!!!

it's not working, its just blank :(

becky000001 wrote:

it's not working, its just blank :(

It works for everyone else and me. You MUST have powerpoint to see it.

sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo helpful

that was the best ever! i have sat through countless maths lessons and i havent understood a word of what my teacher has rambled on about, but now, i think i have a shot at getting the answers right in the exam!! thanks so much :) x x

Useful for revision, with good examples. Thanks :)

This is Sick mate keep it up :D

For those of you slagging-off teachers, it all depends on your learning style. This is a very kinaesthetic approach to learning, as you physically have to read and click the mouse to proceed. Your brain is actively having to associate movement with what it is you are reading. This is a fairly good PowerPoint, although I don't agree with the exclusion of the knowledge of theta, and I think the breakdown could have been much clearer on Slide 16.

A general notice to people, depending on your exam specification will depend upon whether your knowledge needs to expand upon this basic information in terms of proofs etc., as these are increasingly popular amongst exam boards now, and such theorems and ideas are not included in this PowerPoint.

Excellent Powerpoint

I finally understand it

Thanks

Thank you!- your great with explanations! :)