Bearings - GCSE Maths

[@shermeenzeeshan]

Bro thought he could copy coginto

[@hydro9655]

thank you alot you taught me more in 20 mins than my school teachers did in 10 hours

[@ast3r0id]

Your videos are really helpful and concise. Thank you for your hard work!

[@1stClassMaths]

You're very welcome!

[@StudiosLondon]

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[@wafakhader]

Your way of explaining is great, besides that you gave more than one idea for the same subject which is brilliant, 👏🏻 Thank you for doing all this effort, keep it up, you are clearly succeeding 👍🏻

[@carolinemumisa2475]

You are absolutely brilliant! I wish I have seen this last year. Brilliant teacher and now I get it. Thank you so much, much appreciated 🙏🏾

[@cydiesoriano7528]

Your videos are so efficient and well-explained! I feel like I learned way more from this than in school 😭 Thank you lifesaver!

[@swarapatil8552]

Thank you! For me bearings were a nightmare, I couldn't understand what my teachers would teach... But thanks to you I understand better and im more clear on the chapter ❤

[@atukundatrinah7747]

I literally needed this

[@anisaummtasnim3347]

You're an amazing teacher, honestly! Thank you!

[@1stClassMaths]

Glad you think so!

[@dforeigner24]

Effortless explanation! And I love your graphics, so professional!

[@1stClassMaths]

Thank you! 😃

[@user-ts3px9yv9v]

9:57 | that mistake was by ‘purpose’ fr 😂

[@1stClassMaths]

:D

[@aminaizzyqureshistar8262]

for example 5, you dont need to work out angle A, you can just do 360 - 100 and you would get 260 because you need to add every angle together to find out the bearing of D from A except 100 degrees so its easier to do 360 - 100.

[@1stClassMaths]

Correct.

[@muhammadabubakar3521]

Superb 🎉..Great explaination..Thank you so much for such wonderful job...

[@Dokassimion]

Thank you so much, you have really helped me in many ways 😊!!

[@1stClassMaths]

Happy to help!

[@Mathspaperks1ks2]

Explained very well nice work sir.

[@maninderkaur9465]

Thanks for sharing such videos

[@desirablesubliminals]

I love this channel so much ❤

[@GloriaMacombe]

do you have any videos on translation rotation and reflections?

[@1stClassMaths]

Not yet sorry

[@agnesk8804]

Wow 😲 I love this topic 🎉

[@DanaSaadeh]

Thank you so much you're a lifesaver!!!!

[@1stClassMaths]

Glad it helped!

[@teabag08]

Finally understood bearings

[@salmanabdul-one6071]

360-100 = 260°. This is the faster method you asked us to identify sir. And a very big thank you for making the world go around. You are amazing. Thank you 🎉

[@1stClassMaths]

Indeed it is, good spot.

[@ZhyanMohammed-te2fl]

Thanks a lot, I understand now

[@user-nvvbb]

13:23 just subtract 30 from 180 because angles on a straight line add up to 180.

[@AksaHidosh]

Thank you ❤😭

[@Sammm-k4v]

Thank you for teaching me bearings😊

[@1stClassMaths]

You are welcome! Thank you for commenting :)

[@nothing-sb4gt]

Thank you so much that was helpful but in the worksheet in the link question 3 b why didn’t you make a line from b to c in the answer key

[@1stClassMaths]

We aren't asked to work out any bearing from B to C.

[@nothing-sb4gt]

@@1stClassMaths but it’s says find the bearing of town C from town B

[@1stClassMaths]

@@nothing-sb4gt Sorry I see now. It is meant to be C from A like it is on the AQA document. I must have copied it over wrong from AQA to Edexcel. I have fixed this just now.

[@nothing-sb4gt]

@@1stClassMaths No problem, thank you

[@nothing-sb4gt]

@@1stClassMaths Are the questions you put on the worksheet from past papers edexcel or no?

[@maheemtxt7]

muchas gracias aficio esto es para vosotros SIUUUUUUUU

[@kingsonkings825]

ronaldo?

[@dynamiccosmic3631]

Thanks for the video BTW I recently did June 2024 Paper 1H predicted paper Do you know where I can find the Mark Scheme?

[@1stClassMaths]

I have released a video with full solutions.

[@dynamiccosmic3631]

@1stClassMaths Can you give me the name of the video? Much appreciated

[@1stClassMaths]

There is a qr code on each page of the paper. Or just go to my website on predicted papers page. Or click my videos and scroll back, it is recent and has a really obvious thumbnail.

[@dynamiccosmic3631]

@1stClassMaths Thanks I found the video. Keep up the great work sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@Potso0217589R]

Great videos Sir. What app are you using to illustrate your concepts?

[@1stClassMaths]

Powerpoint

[@SaishaGupta-uv4yc]

Best explanation

[@1stClassMaths]

Glad you think so!

[@ummmana6556]

❤loveee ur videos plz make moreee

[@1stClassMaths]

I am! 💙

[@ChiagozieAndrew]

Please Sir can you help me and solve this question 1, solve (√2+√3+√5)² 2, simplify 3^2003×16^1001/9^2003×4^1001 + 3^2002×16^1001/9^2003×4^1001 3, solve √5×3√5×4√5×5√5-5^2x

[@janaelashry]

Can you explain ratio and proportion asap

[@GloriaMacombe]

thank you

[@zel730]

do you make your exam questions from previous past paper questions?

[@1stClassMaths]

I use them as the basis but then design them myself.

[@wprefer]

2 hours in maths class = 20mins of ez teacing

[@doctor78212]

I liked your video, with one exception. The number 270 does not have an “and” it! It sounds worse than nails on a chalk board.

[@1stClassMaths]

Hi. This video is designed for GCSE students in the United Kingdom. If you didn't say *and* people would think you were very strange.

[@fenglene]

@@1stClassMaths Hey! I just found your channel and absolutely love your videos. The videos are extremely clean and on to the point. I was wondering, what font do you use? It looks extremely good

[@1stClassMaths]

@@fenglene Thank you very much for this. The font is actually a custom font I made by writing out the letters myself so it's sort of my handwriting. If you email me (email on website footer) then I can send you a copy of the font installation file.

[@fenglene]

@@1stClassMaths This actually proves that you put so much effort in your videos. From taking the time to make actually good animations, providing these videos for free and uploading these resources onto your website, to actually reading comments(which most ytbers don't), I can't imagine the effort you put into these videos. And oh my, your font is beautiful.

[@shilohbugeja]

Thank you so much

[@1stClassMaths]

No problem

[@KabeerKhan-bv6zw]

Thought you woud do bearing with cos and sine rule aswell :((

[@1stClassMaths]

This video is targetted at grade 5 I am afraid. Those topics are only on the higher paper and significantly harder. I have put one in my cosine rule booklet at the end though and one of my practice papers has one if you want to go try them.

[@vocco3010]

Hello i have just come from question 14 on the website and dont understand how it is 234

[@1stClassMaths]

Have you checked the written solution?

[@vocco3010]

@@1stClassMaths yes i understand now. Thanks!

[@ZombieZM]

thank you so much i thought i was gonna fail my exam

[@1stClassMaths]

You got this!

[@has88b-shah]

Will this come to GCSEs right (⌒▽⌒)☞ the question I ask my self is which paper

[@1stClassMaths]

It might do we cannot be sure on any topic.

[@has88b-shah]

@@1stClassMaths thanks always I'm doing angles parallel lines and I also have got, angles types, drawing and measuring, area of a sector,, angles polygons, if it's there any topic that I should revise let me know please 💯

[@agnesk8804]

Can I get vectors video 😊

[@1stClassMaths]

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[@SiphokuleDlamini]

I learnt the bearing when I was in form 2. Am 60 years of age

[@Shimeez]

10:05 damn you got me 😭

[@1stClassMaths]

Sneaky eh?

[@donotreadmychannelbanner8612]

great video, my teacher sucks

[@wasroc605]

I hate bearings but this makes it "bearable" hahaha (not funny :)

[@GloriaMacombe]

do you have any videos on translation rotation and reflections?

[@Shuutuu]

Maa Shaa Allah Maa Shaa Allah ♥️ 💖

[@AmmarahHuddah]

180-30

[@1stClassMaths]

150 I think.

[@Fifi08b]

what if the bearing from b to a is less; for example 46 degrees? Is it the same formula?

[@1stClassMaths]

Can you elaborate a bit more? What exactly are you asking? Which formula are you referencing?

[@Fifi08b]

@@1stClassMaths The bearing from B to A = 46 degrees (and an exterior side of 6cm but I don't think that has to be taken in consideration when finding bearings). However I do have another C to A bearing of 62 degrees. The first question is to find the bearing of A from B and the second question is to find the bearing of A from C. So we need to draw a north line at B, then we turn clockwise and so on just like the "Bearings when no diagram" formula in the video?