Coordinates and plotting points
Plot and read coordinates in all four quadrants accurately.
Master all GCSE graph types from linear to transformations of functions.
Linear, quadratic, cubic, transformations, real-life graphs.
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Plot and read coordinates in all four quadrants accurately.
Plot straight-line graphs from equations by finding coordinates.
Calculate gradient and identify y-intercept from graphs and equations.
Work with the equation of a straight line in various forms.
Derive equations from graphs, points, and gradients.
Identify and write equations of parallel lines.
Find equations of perpendicular lines using negative reciprocal gradients.
Plot and sketch parabolas, understanding their shape and key features.
Identify turning points, roots, and axis of symmetry on quadratics.
Plot and interpret cubic functions and their characteristics.
Understand hyperbolas and their asymptotic behaviour.
Explore exponential growth and decay functions.
Plot and identify circles centered at the origin.
Translate functions horizontally and vertically: f(x±a) and f(x)±a.
Reflect functions in axes: -f(x) and f(-x).
Stretch functions parallel to axes: af(x) and f(ax).
Interpret journeys and calculate speeds from distance-time graphs.
Calculate acceleration and distance from velocity-time graphs.
Finished with graphs? Continue to Section 8 for geometry and circle theorems, or revisit Section 6 for sequences.