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Geometry & measuresWorksheet · Higher
Interleaved:Pythagoras and trigonometry
Every question starts with a decision: is there a right angle, and is it a side or an angle? Then Pythagoras, SOH CAH TOA, the sine rule or the cosine rule, mixed so no two in a row match. Circle the method first, then work it out.
A free GCSE Higher geometry and measures worksheet with answers, spec codes G20 and G22.
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