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Enlargements With Negative Scale Factors
Enlargements with a negative scale factor in GCSE Maths involve multiplying the coordinates of a shape by a negative value, which results in a reflection across the origin. This causes the image to be inverted and can result in a decrease or increase in size depending on the magnitude of the scale factor. Negative scale factors can be used to reflect and resize objects in a coordinate plane
After watching the AJMaths revision videos on Enlargements with Negative Scale Factors I will be able to:
- Apply Enlargements With a Negative Scale Factor
- Answer Exam Style Questions on Enlargements With Negative Scale Factors for GCSE Maths
Introduction to Enlargements With Negative Scale Factors
In this video we will take a look at an introduction to capture recapture and how we can use capture recapture to estimate a population size which would be far too difficult to count in practise.
Exam Revision for Enlargements with Negative Scale Factors
In this video we will take a look at a mix of exam style questions for capture recapture.
