Graphical representations of linear equations
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Why this why now
In this unit we continue to build on knowledge developed in the previous work on sequences and build confidence in how a linear sequence produces a linear relationship. We represent that graphically along with development of understanding of the equation of a line, positive, negative relationships and the idea that a linear sequence can produce an infinite set of points.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Rearrange equations into y = mx + c form
- Use tables of values to plot lines
- Identify features of straight-line graphs
Threads
Why this why now
In this unit we continue to build on knowledge developed in the previous work on sequences and build confidence in how a linear sequence produces a linear relationship. We represent that graphically along with development of understanding of the equation of a line, positive, negative relationships and the idea that a linear sequence can produce an infinite set of points.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Rearrange equations into y = mx + c form
- Use tables of values to plot lines
- Identify features of straight-line graphs
Graphical representations of linear equations
In this unti we develop understanding of linear relationships and explore the key features of a linear equation such as the gradient, intercept and determining an equation from coordinate pairs.
15 lessons in unit
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