Enlargements - GCSE Maths

[@s.m.3584]

you make maths so much more easy to understand :) thanks!

[@1stClassMaths]

Happy to help!

[@dzung1969]

Was hoping you would do negative scale factors

[@1stClassMaths]

Next video. Have to separate as it isn’t on foundation.

[@twopolaar599]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpDLlJ-verd6d9ksi=EvcH5TKjmJlLum59 Here is the negative scale factor video for anyone who is reading this

[@vincentxie3090]

Sir this was like the best explanation I've seen in Enlargements, thanks a lot

[@mytube899]

it was very helpful! thanks.

[@ZhyanMohammed-te2fl]

Thank you so much I got used full in your videos

[@1stClassMaths]

Happy to help

[@mangotrees6357]

Love ur guides

[@1stClassMaths]

Love your comments!

[@itsmeeEliza]

Hello, was doing some harder enlargement questions can you explain this one please: A parallelogram has an area of 7cm^2. The parallelogram is enlarged with SF 3 , work out the area of the enlarged parallelogram. Thank you! 😊

[@1stClassMaths]

Hi. For this you want to check out my video on similar areas/volumes

[@itsmeeEliza]

@@1stClassMathsWill do ! I’m very confused.

[@sue7416]

Thank you so much!

[@MuhammadNawaz-ig7wb]

Very helpful

[@alihassanalihaider6617]

❤

[@TheRustedKnife]

Mr J is coming for u

[@1stClassMaths]

Who?

[@1stOriginalCookie]

Very useful explanation, better than what school taught 👍👍👍 I have one question though, what does it mean if the scale factor is negative?

[@1stClassMaths]

Thank you that is very kind. Great question, I have a whole separate video on negative scale factors that you might want to try next. It is linked at the end of the video or you can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpDLlJ-verd6d9k

[@DipsX2]

will this be on the exam? if its 36% on the past papers

[@1stClassMaths]

It could be, nobody knows.

[@nickshales430]

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