Constructing graphs
Further Mathematics: Units 3 and 4
Introduction
Learning Objectives
Recap of past learning
Language, language and more language
Fixed costs are the intercept!
What about the gradient?
Decimals to fractions
Completing the question
A more complex example
Summary
This is another video for the Further Maths Units 3 and 4 course dealing with graphs. With the theory of straight lines already covered I look at how this can be applied to real world situations. Linear models looks at how we can take relationships in real life which are linear and model them mathematically. There are a couple of worked examples which are explained using clear and easy to understand theory.
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