Pure Maths at A level: Coordinate Geometry

Pure Maths at A level: Coordinate Geometry is a resource designed to help with the study and teaching of coordinate geometry at A level.

Coordinate geometry (also known as cartesian geometry) is the study of plotted points on a graph, and the lines and shapes that these points form.  This resource covers a range of topics related to coordinate geometry, including: 

• Finding gradients and equations of lines
• Finding the intersection of two lines
• Finding parallel and perpendicular lines
• Sketching lines according to their equations

This resource also contains practice questions and summary exercises that students can use to test their knowledge and see what areas they need to work on. 

Developed by subject experts, these resources and teaching materials are specifically designed to meet awarding body specifications to help students prepare for exams. NEC works alongside teachers and examiners to ensure that information is accurate and up to date. 

This resource is adapted from our A level Maths course - which means it is designed for self-study. Therefore, it is understandable, affordable and easy-to-use, whether you’re a teacher, a home educator, or a student yourself. It can be used as a short- or long-term solution to fill gaps in knowledge. 

This product comes in the form of a downloadable PDF, which means it can be viewed offline. 

Topic: Coordinate geometry

Subject: Maths

Level: A level

Awarding body: Pearson Edexcel

Learning hours: 5-6

Page count: 31

This topic is part of the Pure Maths section of A level Maths.

See the full course here.