Why do we need to draw a graph?
What is meant when a curve or stright line cuts the x-axis?
When a curve or stright line cuts the x-axis, does that have a significance in real life?
What is meant when a curve or stright line cuts the y-axis?
When a curve or stright line cuts the y-axis, does that have a significance in real life?
What is meant by y-intercept, x-intercept?
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Features of a graph
The main features of a graph are as follows:
- the understanding of vertical and horizontal
- x-axis
- y-axis
- a point
- resulting shape by connecting points
- what does x = 0 mean
- what does y = 0 mean
- the understanding of vertical and horizontal
- x-axis
- y-axis
- a point
- resulting shape by connecting points
- what does x = 0 mean
- what does y = 0 mean
What really is a graph
A graph is usually define as an x-axis against a y-axis.
What do you understand by a graph and the use of a graph?
What do you understand by a graph and the use of a graph?
What is a variable
How will you explain the following
1.) 14 - 8
2.) What is my change, if I had $14 and I bought a sandwich for $8?
3.) What is my change, if I had $14 and I bought two CDs, each $4 each?
4.) If I had $14 and I bought 2 blank CDs and received $6 change, what is the price of a CD?
1.) 14 - 8
2.) What is my change, if I had $14 and I bought a sandwich for $8?
3.) What is my change, if I had $14 and I bought two CDs, each $4 each?
4.) If I had $14 and I bought 2 blank CDs and received $6 change, what is the price of a CD?
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