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Cambridge IGCSE 0580 Maths specification: every spec point and its video lesson

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C1.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Types of numberTypes of number and prime factorisationScholaFly MA02-01
Highest common factor (HCF)ScholaFly MA02-02
Lowest common multiple (LCM)ScholaFly MA02-03
C1.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use set language, notation and Venn diagrams to describe sets.Sets: definitions and notation (union, intersection, element of)ScholaFly MA06-01
Venn diagrams: universal set, empty set and complementScholaFly MA06-02
Reading Venn diagrams and n(...) notationScholaFly MA35-04
C1.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Powers and rootsSquare numbers, cube numbers and calculating themScholaFly MA03-01
Square roots, cube roots and higher rootsScholaFly MA03-02
C1.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Fractions, decimals and percentagesMixed numbers and improper (vulgar) fractionsScholaFly MA04-02
Converting between fractions, decimals and percentagesScholaFly MA04-07
C1.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Order quantities by magnitude and demonstrate familiarity with the symbols =, ≠, >, <, ⩽ and ⩾.Ordering positive and negative numbers using inequality symbolsScholaFly MA01-01
C1.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use the four operations for calculations with integers, fractions and decimals, including correct ordering of operations and use of brackets.Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing positive and negative integersScholaFly MA01-03
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimalsScholaFly MA01-04
Inverse operationsScholaFly MA01-06
Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbersScholaFly MA04-04
Multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbersScholaFly MA04-05
C1.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use indices (positive, zero and negative integers).Index laws: multiplying and dividing powersScholaFly MA03-03
Power of a power, and zero and negative indicesScholaFly MA03-04
C1.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use the standard form A × 10ⁿ where n is a positive or negative integer and 1 ⩽ A < 10.Converting to and from standard formScholaFly MA03-06
Calculating with numbers in standard formScholaFly MA03-07
C1.9Cambridge IGCSE 0580Round values to a specified degree of accuracy.Rounding to significant figures and decimal placesScholaFly MA07-01
Estimating a calculation by roundingScholaFly MA07-02
C1.10Cambridge IGCSE 0580Give upper and lower bounds for data rounded to a specified accuracy.Upper and lower bounds of a rounded valueScholaFly MA07-03
C1.11Cambridge IGCSE 0580Ratio and proportionRatio notation, simplifying and unitary formScholaFly MA20-01
Share an amount in a given ratioScholaFly MA20-02
Share in a ratio when only a difference or one part is knownScholaFly MA20-03
Solve direct proportion problemsScholaFly MA21-01
C1.12Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use common measures of rate.Density: mass, volume and the direction of divisionScholaFly MA22-03
Pressure: force, area and recognising when to use itScholaFly MA22-04
C1.13Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate a given percentage of a quantity.Find a percentage of a quantityScholaFly MA19-02
Calculate a percentage increase or decreaseScholaFly MA19-03
Calculate a percentage change between two valuesScholaFly MA19-04
Simple interestScholaFly MA19-06
Growth and decay using repeated percentage multipliersScholaFly MA19-07
C1.14Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use a calculator efficiently.Using a calculator efficientlyScholaFly MA08-01
C1.15Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate with time: seconds (s), minutes (min), hours (h), days, weeks, months, years, including the relationship between units.Calculating with timeScholaFly MA08-02
C1.16Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate with money.Calculating with money and converting currenciesScholaFly MA08-03
C1.17Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C1.18Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C2.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know that letters can be used to represent generalised numbers.What Algebraic Notation MeansScholaFly MA09-01
Substituting Values into Expressions and FormulaeScholaFly MA09-03
C2.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Simplify expressions by collecting like terms.Collecting Like TermsScholaFly MA09-04
Expanding a Single BracketScholaFly MA10-01
Expanding Double BracketsScholaFly MA10-02
Factorising by Taking Out a Common FactorScholaFly MA10-04
C2.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C2.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use indices (positive, zero and negative).Laws of Indices for Algebraic TermsScholaFly MA09-05
Index Notation: Negative, Zero and Fractional PowersScholaFly MA09-06
C2.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Construct simple expressions, equations and formulas.Solving Linear Equations by BalancingScholaFly MA11-01
Solving Linear Equations with BracketsScholaFly MA11-02
Using and Rearranging a Formula (Subject Appears Once)ScholaFly MA11-03
Writing an Expression or Formula from a ContextScholaFly MA11-05
Setting Up and Solving an Equation from a ContextScholaFly MA11-06
Solving Simultaneous Linear Equations by EliminationScholaFly MA12-04
C2.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Represent and interpret inequalities, including on a number line.Inequality Symbols and Number-Line ConventionsScholaFly MA18-01
Solving a Linear InequalityScholaFly MA18-02
C2.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Continue a given number sequence or pattern.Generating Terms of a SequenceScholaFly MA13-01
Finding the nth Term of a Linear SequenceScholaFly MA13-04
Finding the nth Term of a Quadratic SequenceScholaFly MA13-05
Finding the nth Term of a Cubic SequenceScholaFly MA13-06
C2.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C2.9Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use and interpret graphs in practical situations including travel graphs and conversion graphs.Plotting and Interpreting Real-World GraphsScholaFly MA17-01
C2.10Cambridge IGCSE 0580Graphs of functionsRecognising Linear and Quadratic GraphsScholaFly MA16-01
Roots, Y-Intercept and Turning Point of a Quadratic GraphScholaFly MA16-02
Cubic and Reciprocal GraphsScholaFly MA16-04
C2.11Cambridge IGCSE 0580Sketching curvesRecognising Linear and Quadratic GraphsScholaFly MA16-01
C2.12Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C2.13Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C3.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use and interpret Cartesian coordinates in two dimensions.Coordinates in Four QuadrantsScholaFly MA15-01
C3.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw straight-line graphs for linear equations.Plotting Straight-Line GraphsScholaFly MA15-03
C3.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Find the gradient of a straight line.Finding the Gradient of a Straight LineScholaFly MA15-04
C3.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Coordinates from Geometric Information and MidpointsScholaFly MA15-02
C3.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Interpret and obtain the equation of a straight-line graph in the form y = mx + c.Gradient and Y-Intercept via y=mx+cScholaFly MA15-05
Finding the Equation of a Straight LineScholaFly MA15-06
C3.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Find the gradient and equation of a straight line parallel to a given line.Equations of Parallel LinesScholaFly MA15-07
C3.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Equations of Perpendicular LinesScholaFly MA15-08
C4.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Geometrical termsGeometry notation and types of angleScholaFly MA25-01
Naming triangles, quadrilaterals and polygonsScholaFly MA26-01
Circle vocabularyScholaFly MA27-01
Naming 3D solids and their propertiesScholaFly MA29-01
C4.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Measure and draw lines and angles.Constructing a triangle from three side lengths (SSS)ScholaFly MA24-06
Constructing triangles and shapes with a ruler, protractor and compassesScholaFly MA24-07
Nets of 3D solidsScholaFly MA29-07
C4.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret scale drawings.Three-figure bearingsScholaFly MA24-08
Scale drawings and mapsScholaFly MA24-09
C4.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate lengths of similar shapes.Congruent and similar shapes: finding unknown lengthsScholaFly MA26-04
C4.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Recognise line symmetry and order of rotational symmetry in two dimensions.Line and rotational symmetry of 2D shapesScholaFly MA26-10
C4.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580AnglesAngles at a point, on a line and vertically opposite anglesScholaFly MA25-02
Angles on parallel linesScholaFly MA25-03
Angle sum of a triangle and the exterior angle ruleScholaFly MA25-05
Interior angles of polygonsScholaFly MA25-06
Exterior angles and regular polygonsScholaFly MA25-07
C4.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Circle theoremsCircle theorem: angle in a semicircleScholaFly MA27-03
Circle theorem: tangent and radiusScholaFly MA27-06
C4.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Circle theorem: tangents from an external pointScholaFly MA27-08
C5.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use metric units of mass, length, area, volume and capacity in practical situations and convert quantities into larger or smaller units.Convert between standard and compound unitsScholaFly MA22-01
C5.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Carry out calculations involving the perimeter and area of a rectangle, triangle, parallelogram and trapezium.Perimeter of 2D and composite shapesScholaFly MA23-01
Area of triangles, parallelograms and trapeziaScholaFly MA23-02
C5.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Carry out calculations involving the circumference and area of a circle.Circle circumference and areaScholaFly MA23-03
Arc length and sector area, including major sectorsScholaFly MA23-04
C5.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Surface area and volumeVolume of prisms, cuboids and cylindersScholaFly MA29-05
Surface area and volume of a sphere and cone (Higher)ScholaFly MA29-06
C5.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Compound shapes and parts of shapesComposite solids: breaking a shape into partsScholaFly MA29-08
C6.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know and use Pythagoras' theorem.Pythagoras' theorem in two dimensionsScholaFly MA30-01
C6.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know and use the sine, cosine and tangent ratios for acute angles in calculations involving sides and angles of a right-angled triangle.Trigonometric ratios: labelling sides and choosing sin, cos or tanScholaFly MA30-02
Using trigonometry to find missing sides and anglesScholaFly MA30-03
C6.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Trigonometric ratios: labelling sides and choosing sin, cos or tanScholaFly MA30-02
C6.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C6.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.The sine rule and the area of a triangleScholaFly MA30-05
The cosine ruleScholaFly MA30-07
C6.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Finding lengths in 3D using Pythagoras and trigonometryScholaFly MA30-09
Finding the angle between a line and a planeScholaFly MA30-10
C7.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580TransformationsReflecting a shape in a mirror lineScholaFly MA28-01
Finding the mirror line from a shape and its imageScholaFly MA28-02
Rotating a shape and describing a rotationScholaFly MA28-03
Translating a shape using a column vectorScholaFly MA28-04
Enlarging a shape by a positive or fractional scale factorScholaFly MA28-05
C7.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Vector arithmetic: addition, subtraction and scalar multiplicationScholaFly MA28-10
C7.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Vector arithmetic: addition, subtraction and scalar multiplicationScholaFly MA28-10
C7.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Using vectors to prove geometric results (Higher)ScholaFly MA28-12
C8.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use the probability scale from 0 to 1.Probability scale, vocabulary and simple probabilityScholaFly MA34-01
The complement rule: P(not A) = 1 - P(A)ScholaFly MA35-01
C8.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand relative frequency as an estimate of probability.Relative frequency as an estimate of probabilityScholaFly MA34-03
Expected frequency: probability times number of trialsScholaFly MA34-05
C8.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Probability of combined eventsCombined events: independent and dependent probabilitiesScholaFly MA36-03
C8.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C9.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Classify and tabulate statistical data.Tally charts and two-way tablesScholaFly MA31-02
C9.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Read, interpret and draw inferences from tables and statistical diagrams.Comparing distributions with box plotsScholaFly MA32-06
Interpreting data and drawing valid conclusionsScholaFly MA32-08
C9.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate the mean, median, mode and range for individual data and distinguish between the purposes for which these are used.Mean, median, mode and rangeScholaFly MA32-01
C9.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Statistical charts and diagramsStem-and-leaf diagramsScholaFly MA31-03
Bar charts, pictograms and vertical line chartsScholaFly MA31-04
Pie charts: calculating angles and constructingScholaFly MA31-05
C9.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret scatter diagrams.Scatter graphs and types of correlationScholaFly MA32-09
C9.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
C9.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Extended content only.Not in our plan yet
E1.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Types of numberTypes of number and prime factorisationScholaFly MA02-01
Highest common factor (HCF)ScholaFly MA02-02
Lowest common multiple (LCM)ScholaFly MA02-03
E1.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use set language, notation and Venn diagrams to describe sets and represent relationships between sets.Sets: definitions and notation (union, intersection, element of)ScholaFly MA06-01
Venn diagrams: universal set, empty set and complementScholaFly MA06-02
Algebraic set definitions and subsets (Higher)ScholaFly MA06-03
Three-set Venn diagrams, element counts and n(A) notation (Higher)ScholaFly MA06-04
Reading Venn diagrams and n(...) notationScholaFly MA35-04
E1.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Powers and rootsSquare numbers, cube numbers and calculating themScholaFly MA03-01
Square roots, cube roots and higher rootsScholaFly MA03-02
E1.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Fractions, decimals and percentagesMixed numbers and improper (vulgar) fractionsScholaFly MA04-02
Converting between fractions, decimals and percentagesScholaFly MA04-07
Converting recurring decimals into fractions (Higher)ScholaFly MA04-08
E1.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Order quantities by magnitude and demonstrate familiarity with the symbols =, ≠, >, <, ⩽ and ⩾.Ordering positive and negative numbers using inequality symbolsScholaFly MA01-01
E1.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use the four operations for calculations with integers, fractions and decimals, including correct ordering of operations and use of brackets.Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing positive and negative integersScholaFly MA01-03
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimalsScholaFly MA01-04
Inverse operationsScholaFly MA01-06
Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbersScholaFly MA04-04
Multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbersScholaFly MA04-05
E1.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use indices (positive, zero, negative, and fractional).Index laws: multiplying and dividing powersScholaFly MA03-03
Power of a power, and zero and negative indicesScholaFly MA03-04
Fractional indices (Higher)ScholaFly MA03-05
E1.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use the standard form A × 10ⁿ where n is a positive or negative integer and 1 ⩽ A < 10.Converting to and from standard formScholaFly MA03-06
Calculating with numbers in standard formScholaFly MA03-07
E1.9Cambridge IGCSE 0580Round values to a specified degree of accuracy.Rounding to significant figures and decimal placesScholaFly MA07-01
Estimating a calculation by roundingScholaFly MA07-02
E1.10Cambridge IGCSE 0580Give upper and lower bounds for data rounded to a specified accuracy.Upper and lower bounds of a rounded valueScholaFly MA07-03
Bounds of a calculated result (Higher)ScholaFly MA07-04
E1.11Cambridge IGCSE 0580Ratio and proportionRatio notation, simplifying and unitary formScholaFly MA20-01
Share an amount in a given ratioScholaFly MA20-02
Share in a ratio when only a difference or one part is knownScholaFly MA20-03
Solve direct proportion problemsScholaFly MA21-01
E1.12Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use common measures of rate.Density: mass, volume and the direction of divisionScholaFly MA22-03
Pressure: force, area and recognising when to use itScholaFly MA22-04
E1.13Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate a given percentage of a quantity.Find a percentage of a quantityScholaFly MA19-02
Calculate a percentage increase or decreaseScholaFly MA19-03
Calculate a percentage change between two valuesScholaFly MA19-04
Reverse percentages: find the original valueScholaFly MA19-05
Simple interestScholaFly MA19-06
Growth and decay using repeated percentage multipliersScholaFly MA19-07
E1.14Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use a calculator efficiently.Using a calculator efficientlyScholaFly MA08-01
E1.15Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate with time: seconds (s), minutes (min), hours (h), days, weeks, months, years, including the relationship between units.Calculating with timeScholaFly MA08-02
E1.16Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate with money.Calculating with money and converting currenciesScholaFly MA08-03
E1.17Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use exponential growth and decay.Growth and decay using repeated percentage multipliersScholaFly MA19-07
E1.18Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use surds, including simplifying expressions.Simplifying surds (Higher)ScholaFly MA05-03
Rationalising the denominator (Higher)ScholaFly MA05-04
E2.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know that letters can be used to represent generalised numbers.What Algebraic Notation MeansScholaFly MA09-01
Substituting Values into Expressions and FormulaeScholaFly MA09-03
E2.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Simplify expressions by collecting like terms.Collecting Like TermsScholaFly MA09-04
Expanding a Single BracketScholaFly MA10-01
Expanding Double BracketsScholaFly MA10-02
Expanding Three or More BracketsScholaFly MA10-03
Factorising by Taking Out a Common FactorScholaFly MA10-04
Factorising a Quadratic x^2+bx+c, Including Difference of Two SquaresScholaFly MA10-05
Factorising a General Quadratic ax^2+bx+cScholaFly MA10-06
Completing the SquareScholaFly MA10-07
E2.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Manipulate algebraic fractions.Simplifying and Manipulating Algebraic FractionsScholaFly MA10-08
E2.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use indices (positive, zero, negative and fractional).Laws of Indices for Algebraic TermsScholaFly MA09-05
Index Notation: Negative, Zero and Fractional PowersScholaFly MA09-06
E2.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Construct expressions, equations and formulas.Solving Linear Equations by BalancingScholaFly MA11-01
Solving Linear Equations with BracketsScholaFly MA11-02
Using and Rearranging a Formula (Subject Appears Once)ScholaFly MA11-03
Rearranging Harder Formulae (Subject Appears Twice, or Under a Power/Root)ScholaFly MA11-04
Writing an Expression or Formula from a ContextScholaFly MA11-05
Setting Up and Solving an Equation from a ContextScholaFly MA11-06
Solving x^2+bx+c=0 by FactorisingScholaFly MA12-01
Rearranging and Factorising a General Quadratic EquationScholaFly MA12-02
Solving a Quadratic with the Quadratic FormulaScholaFly MA12-03
Solving Simultaneous Linear Equations by EliminationScholaFly MA12-04
Simultaneous Equations: One Linear, One QuadraticScholaFly MA12-05
Solving Equations with Algebraic FractionsScholaFly MA12-08
E2.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Represent and interpret inequalities, including on a number line.Solving a Linear InequalityScholaFly MA18-02
Regions Satisfying Linear Inequalities in Two VariablesScholaFly MA18-04
E2.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Continue a given number sequence or pattern.Generating Terms of a SequenceScholaFly MA13-01
Finding the nth Term of a Linear SequenceScholaFly MA13-04
Finding the nth Term of a Quadratic SequenceScholaFly MA13-05
Finding the nth Term of a Cubic SequenceScholaFly MA13-06
Finding the nth Term of an Exponential SequenceScholaFly MA13-07
E2.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Express direct and inverse proportion in algebraic terms and use this form of expression to find unknown quantities.Solve direct proportion problemsScholaFly MA21-01
Solve inverse proportion problemsScholaFly MA21-03
Construct direct and inverse proportion equations, including powers and rootsScholaFly MA21-04
Inverse proportion to a power or rootScholaFly MA21-05
E2.9Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use and interpret graphs in practical situations including travel graphs and conversion graphs.Plotting and Interpreting Real-World GraphsScholaFly MA17-01
Estimating the Gradient of a CurveScholaFly MA17-03
Estimating the Area Under a GraphScholaFly MA17-04
E2.10Cambridge IGCSE 0580Graphs of functionsRecognising Linear and Quadratic GraphsScholaFly MA16-01
Roots, Y-Intercept and Turning Point of a Quadratic GraphScholaFly MA16-02
Exponential GraphsScholaFly MA16-05
Plotting and Interpreting Real-World GraphsScholaFly MA17-01
Interpreting Non-Standard and Exponential Real-World GraphsScholaFly MA17-02
E2.11Cambridge IGCSE 0580Sketching curvesRecognising Linear and Quadratic GraphsScholaFly MA16-01
Cubic and Reciprocal GraphsScholaFly MA16-04
Exponential GraphsScholaFly MA16-05
E2.12Cambridge IGCSE 0580Estimate gradients of curves by drawing tangents.Differentiating Powers of xScholaFly MA14-04
Stationary Points: Maxima and MinimaScholaFly MA14-05
Estimating the Gradient of a CurveScholaFly MA17-03
E2.13Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand functions, domain and range and use function notation.Formal Function Notation: Domain and RangeScholaFly MA14-03
E3.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use and interpret Cartesian coordinates in two dimensions.Coordinates in Four QuadrantsScholaFly MA15-01
E3.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw straight-line graphs for linear equations.Plotting Straight-Line GraphsScholaFly MA15-03
E3.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Find the gradient of a straight line.Finding the Gradient of a Straight LineScholaFly MA15-04
E3.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate the length of a line segment.Coordinates from Geometric Information and MidpointsScholaFly MA15-02
E3.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Interpret and obtain the equation of a straight-line graph.Gradient and Y-Intercept via y=mx+cScholaFly MA15-05
Finding the Equation of a Straight LineScholaFly MA15-06
E3.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Find the gradient and equation of a straight line parallel to a given line.Equations of Parallel LinesScholaFly MA15-07
E3.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Find the gradient and equation of a straight line perpendicular to a given line.Equations of Perpendicular LinesScholaFly MA15-08
E4.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Geometrical termsGeometry notation and types of angleScholaFly MA25-01
Naming triangles, quadrilaterals and polygonsScholaFly MA26-01
Circle vocabularyScholaFly MA27-01
Naming 3D solids and their propertiesScholaFly MA29-01
E4.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Measure and draw lines and angles.Constructing a triangle from three side lengths (SSS)ScholaFly MA24-06
Constructing triangles and shapes with a ruler, protractor and compassesScholaFly MA24-07
Nets of 3D solidsScholaFly MA29-07
E4.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret scale drawings.Three-figure bearingsScholaFly MA24-08
Scale drawings and mapsScholaFly MA24-09
E4.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate lengths of similar shapes.Congruent and similar shapes: finding unknown lengthsScholaFly MA26-04
Area ratio of similar shapesScholaFly MA26-05
Volume ratio of similar shapes (Higher)ScholaFly MA26-06
E4.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Recognise line symmetry and order of rotational symmetry in two dimensions.Line and rotational symmetry of 2D shapesScholaFly MA26-10
Symmetry properties of 3D solids (Extended)ScholaFly MA26-11
E4.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580AnglesAngles at a point, on a line and vertically opposite anglesScholaFly MA25-02
Angles on parallel linesScholaFly MA25-03
Angle sum of a triangle and the exterior angle ruleScholaFly MA25-05
Interior angles of polygonsScholaFly MA25-06
Exterior angles and regular polygonsScholaFly MA25-07
E4.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Circle theorems ICircle theorem: angle at the centreScholaFly MA27-02
Circle theorem: angle in a semicircleScholaFly MA27-03
Circle theorem: angles in the same segmentScholaFly MA27-04
Circle theorem: cyclic quadrilateralsScholaFly MA27-05
Circle theorem: tangent and radiusScholaFly MA27-06
Circle theorem: alternate segment theoremScholaFly MA27-07
E4.8Cambridge IGCSE 0580Circle theorems IICircle theorem: tangents from an external pointScholaFly MA27-08
Circle theorems: chords and the centreScholaFly MA27-09
E5.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use metric units of mass, length, area, volume and capacity in practical situations and convert quantities into larger or smaller units.Convert between standard and compound unitsScholaFly MA22-01
E5.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Carry out calculations involving the perimeter and area of a rectangle, triangle, parallelogram and trapezium.Perimeter of 2D and composite shapesScholaFly MA23-01
Area of triangles, parallelograms and trapeziaScholaFly MA23-02
E5.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Carry out calculations involving the circumference and area of a circle.Circle circumference and areaScholaFly MA23-03
Arc length and sector area, including major sectorsScholaFly MA23-04
E5.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Surface area and volumeVolume of prisms, cuboids and cylindersScholaFly MA29-05
Surface area and volume of a sphere and cone (Higher)ScholaFly MA29-06
E5.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Compound shapes and parts of shapesComposite solids: breaking a shape into partsScholaFly MA29-08
E6.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know and use Pythagoras' theorem.Pythagoras' theorem in two dimensionsScholaFly MA30-01
E6.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Know and use the sine, cosine and tangent ratios for acute angles in calculations involving sides and angles of a right-angled triangle.Trigonometric ratios: labelling sides and choosing sin, cos or tanScholaFly MA30-02
Using trigonometry to find missing sides and anglesScholaFly MA30-03
Angles of elevation and depressionScholaFly MA30-04
E6.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Exact trigonometric valuesTrigonometric ratios: labelling sides and choosing sin, cos or tanScholaFly MA30-02
E6.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Trigonometric functionsTrigonometric Graphs: sin, cos and tanScholaFly MA16-06
Solving Trigonometric Equations from a GraphScholaFly MA16-07
E6.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Use the sine and cosine rules in calculations involving lengths and angles for any triangle.The sine rule and the area of a triangleScholaFly MA30-05
The cosine ruleScholaFly MA30-07
E6.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Carry out calculations and solve problems in three dimensions using Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry, including calculating the angle between a line and a plane.Pythagoras' theorem in three dimensionsScholaFly MA30-08
Finding lengths in 3D using Pythagoras and trigonometryScholaFly MA30-09
Finding the angle between a line and a planeScholaFly MA30-10
E7.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580TransformationsReflecting a shape in a mirror lineScholaFly MA28-01
Finding the mirror line from a shape and its imageScholaFly MA28-02
Rotating a shape and describing a rotationScholaFly MA28-03
Translating a shape using a column vectorScholaFly MA28-04
Enlarging a shape by a positive or fractional scale factorScholaFly MA28-05
Enlarging a shape by a negative scale factor (Higher)ScholaFly MA28-06
Describing combined transformations and invariance (Higher)ScholaFly MA28-07
E7.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Describe a translation using a vector represented by (x y), AB or a.Vector arithmetic: addition, subtraction and scalar multiplicationScholaFly MA28-10
E7.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate the magnitude of a vector (x y) as √(x² + y²).Vector arithmetic: addition, subtraction and scalar multiplicationScholaFly MA28-10
E7.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Represent vectors by directed line segments.Expressing a vector in terms of given vectorsScholaFly MA28-11
Using vectors to prove geometric results (Higher)ScholaFly MA28-12
E8.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand and use the probability scale from 0 to 1.Probability scale, vocabulary and simple probabilityScholaFly MA34-01
The complement rule: P(not A) = 1 - P(A)ScholaFly MA35-01
E8.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Understand relative frequency as an estimate of probability.Relative frequency as an estimate of probabilityScholaFly MA34-03
Expected frequency: probability times number of trialsScholaFly MA34-05
E8.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Probability of combined eventsCombined events: independent and dependent probabilitiesScholaFly MA36-03
E8.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate conditional probability using Venn diagrams, tree diagrams and tables.Conditional probability using diagramsScholaFly MA36-04
E9.1Cambridge IGCSE 0580Classify and tabulate statistical data.Tally charts and two-way tablesScholaFly MA31-02
E9.2Cambridge IGCSE 0580Read, interpret and draw inferences from tables and statistical diagrams.Comparing distributions with box plotsScholaFly MA32-06
Interpreting data and drawing valid conclusionsScholaFly MA32-08
E9.3Cambridge IGCSE 0580Calculate the mean, median, mode, quartiles, range and interquartile range for individual data and distinguish between the purposes for which these are used.Mean, median, mode and rangeScholaFly MA32-01
Finding the modal classScholaFly MA32-02
Estimating the mean from grouped dataScholaFly MA32-03
Quartiles and interquartile rangeScholaFly MA32-04
E9.4Cambridge IGCSE 0580Statistical charts and diagramsStem-and-leaf diagramsScholaFly MA31-03
Bar charts, pictograms and vertical line chartsScholaFly MA31-04
Pie charts: calculating angles and constructingScholaFly MA31-05
E9.5Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret scatter diagrams.Scatter graphs and types of correlationScholaFly MA32-09
E9.6Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret cumulative frequency tables and diagrams.Quartiles and interquartile rangeScholaFly MA32-04
Constructing a cumulative frequency diagramScholaFly MA33-03
Reading estimates from a cumulative frequency diagramScholaFly MA33-04
E9.7Cambridge IGCSE 0580Draw and interpret histograms.Constructing histograms with frequency densityScholaFly MA33-01
Reading and calculating from histogramsScholaFly MA33-02