Definitions Flashcards

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Definition:

Proportion

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Proportion is used to show how quantities and amounts are related to each other

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Definition:
Direct proportion

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There is a direct proportion between two values when one is a multiple of the other.

This means as one value increases so does the other, and if one value decreases so does the other.

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Command Word:

Solve

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Find the value of the unknown value/letter (often x)

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Definition:

Constant of proportionality

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Two values in proportion will always have a constant value that links them, we often label this k (and you will need to find it)

(think of this as the hourly rate)

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Definition:

Proportional Expression

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When two things are in proportion we can form an expression to show this, we have a special symbol for this (the one that looks like a fish)

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Definition:

Square

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to multiply a number by itself

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Definition:

Cubic Graph

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Graphs that has a cubed x in the equation

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Definition:

Inverse Proportion

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There is a inverse proportion between two values when they change in opposite directions.

This means as one value increases the other decreases , and if one value decreases the other increases.

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Definition:

Inverse

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the opposite/reverse of something

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10
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Command Word:

Evaluate

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Find the numerical value/answer

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Definition:
Indicies

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Another name for powers, when we are dealing with multiple multiplications of a number

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Definitions:
Exponential Graphs

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Graphs where the equation is a number to the power of x

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Command Word:

Sketch the graph

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Draw a rough shape of the graph and label key points like:

  • intercepts (x and y axis)
  • turning points
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Definition:

Area

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The amount of space inside a 2D shape units cm squared

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Definition:
Trapezium

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A quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

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Definition:
Gradient

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The rate of change, how step the line in the graph is.

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Definition:

Tangent (graph)

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The tangent line to a curve at a given point is the straight line that “just touches” the curve at that point.

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Definition:
Non-linear graphs

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Linear graphs are of the form y=mx+c, where the only power of x is one

So any graph that has a different power for x in non linear

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Definition:
Translation

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A translation moves a shape up, down or from side to side but it does not change its appearance in any other way. Translation is an example of a transformation.

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Definition:

Function Notation

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Displays the function as an expression that gives you the direction to find the output

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Definitions:

Transformations

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Are processes to move or resize a shape. These include:

  • translations (move the shape)
  • rotation (spin the shape)
  • reflection (flip the shape over)
  • enlargement (change the size)
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Definition:
Parallel

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Lines are parallel if they are straight and never touch

23
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Definition:
Curve

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Non straight lines

24
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Definition:

Reflections

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Using a line of reflection (mirror line) you can flip a shape so that each point is still the same distance from the line

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Definition:
Stretch

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If a figure is enlarged (or reduced) in only one direction, the change is referred to as a stretch. In a stretch, the figure is distorted, and is not necessarily similar to the original figure.