Description
Resource Description
Vectors: Parallel, Same Line & Ratio Problems – Maths Worksheet Pack
This advanced vector worksheet pack from Anselhill Academy develops students’ confidence with vector proofs and ratio problems, a key skill set required for higher-level GCSE Maths questions.
The resource guides students step-by-step through:
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Identifying when vectors are parallel
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Proving points lie on the same straight line (collinear)
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Using vectors to divide a line segment in a given ratio
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Applying the section formula for midpoints and internal/external division
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Solving structured proof-based questions with clarity and precision
Clear explanations, consistent notation, and worked examples ensure students understand both the method and the reasoning behind each result.
What’s Included
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Conditions for vectors to be parallel
b = λa -
Proving collinearity using vector methods
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Vector proofs involving shared points and scalar multiples
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Dividing a line segment in a ratio m : n
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Midpoint formula and section formula (internal & external)
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Worked examples aligned to GCSE exam questions
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Practice questions with mark allocations
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Clear diagrams to support geometric understanding
Learning Objectives
By the end of this resource, students will be able to:
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Determine when vectors are parallel
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Prove that points lie on the same straight line using vectors
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Apply the section formula accurately
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Divide line segments in given ratios
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Solve GCSE-style vector proof problems confidently
Who This Resource Is For
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KS3 students extending vector understanding
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GCSE Maths students (Foundation & Higher)
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Teachers delivering proof-based vector lessons
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Tutors supporting higher-tier problem solving
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Parents supporting structured revision at home
Why Choose Anselhill Academy Resources
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GCSE-aligned and proof-focused
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Clear logical structure for complex reasoning
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Minimal clutter, maximum clarity
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Consistent design across the full Maths range
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Designed by experienced educators





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