GCSE Maths — Geometry and Measures (Edexcel)

15 flashcards covering Geometry and Measures for Edexcel. Designed for GCSE Maths revision using spaced repetition.

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15 cards in this deck

This free GCSE Maths deck covers GCSE Maths — Geometry and Measures (Edexcel), tagged for Edexcel. Every question in the deck is listed below — sign in free to flip each card, reveal the answer, and rate your confidence so spaced repetition can schedule your reviews for you.

All 15 questions in this deck

  • What is geometry?
  • Types of angles
  • Properties of circles
  • Define diameter
  • Circumference formula
  • What is a polygon?
  • Regular polygon
  • Interior angle sum
  • Exterior angle sum
  • Define perimeter
  • Pythagoras theorem
  • Similar triangles
  • Congruent triangles
  • Trigonometric ratios
  • Define symmetry

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