Chapter 5 Straight Line Graphs - Year 1 Flashcards

1
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What is an integer?

A

A whole number

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2
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How do you determine where a line crosses the y axis?

A

Put x equal to 0

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3
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How do you determine where a line crosses the x axis?

A

Put y equal to 0

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4
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How do you work out the gradient of a line?

A

(y1-y2) ÷ (x1-x2)

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5
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If you are given the gradient and 2 points with 1 point an unknown. What do you do?

A

Use (y1-y2) ÷ (x1-x2) = m
Substitute as you know m and solve

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If you are given 2 points on a line how do you calculate the equation of the line?

Expand on your answer.

A

Calculate the gradient using (y1-y2) ÷ (x1-x2)

Use y1-y2=m(x1-x2)
Substitute and solve

If it wants it in the form ax+by+c=0 and you gradient is a fraction, instead of expanding the brackets multiply by the denominator of the fraction

Q - Find the equation of a line that goes through (4,5) and (6,2), giving your answer in the form...
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7
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What do we know about parral lines?

A

Their gradients are the same

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8
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What do we know about perpendicular lines?

A

There gradients have a product of -1

(Negative reciprocal)

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9
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How do you find the length of a line when given 2 points?

A

You do:
y1-y2=a
x1-x2=b
sqr(a+b)= the answer

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10
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What do you need to be careful about when working out the area of a triangle when you are given 3 co-ordinate points?

A

Sometimes the base may be vertical meaning that the perpendicular height will be worked out using the x co-ordinate

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11
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Do linear models have to be exactly linear?

A

No

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12
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What is important to remember when stating the equation of a linear model?

A

Use the letters that they give you

Eg H=5t+7

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13
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Modelling

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14
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How so you prove that 3 points are on a straight line?

A

You prove that they create the same gradient

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15
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How do you prove 2 lines are perpendicular?

A

Their gradients have a product of -1

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16
Q

State some common ways that models can be shown to be inaccurate?
How may examiners stop this?

A

The model may suggest that something grows forever or eventually time or length will be negative

The question may say that the model only works between the values of x and y