Graphs

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GCSE Maths Mind Map on Graphs, created by 10blowndes on 12/03/2014.
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Mind Map by 10blowndes, updated more than 1 year ago
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Graphs
  1. Lines
    1. y = mx + c
      1. Linear Graphs
        1. C
          1. The Intercept
            1. Where it crosses the Y axis
            2. M
              1. Gradient
              2. Y
                1. The Y axis coordinate
                  1. (X,Y)
                  2. X
                    1. The X axis coordinate
                      1. (X,Y)
                    2. Highest number of x's tells us what type of graph it is
                      1. y = 3x3 + 4x2 + 8
                        1. The x3 is larger than x2
                          1. Therefore it is a cubic graph not a quadratic graph
                      2. Gradients
                        1. M
                          1. The higher the gradient the steeper the line
                            1. The smaller the gradient the shallower the line
                            2. Graphs
                              1. Reciprocal
                                1. y = n/x
                                  1. n = number
                                  2. Break in the graph
                                    1. Positive are in the 1st and 3rd quadrants
                                      1. Negative are in 2nd and 4th quadrants
                                      2. Cubic
                                        1. y = x3
                                          1. Positive are from the bottom left corner
                                            1. Negative are from the top left
                                              1. S shaped
                                              2. Quadratic
                                                1. y = x2
                                                  1. U shaped
                                                    1. Positive are u shaped
                                                      1. Negative are n shaped
                                                      2. Linear
                                                        1. Straight Line
                                                          1. Positive
                                                            1. Upwards sloping Gradient
                                                              1. Bottom to Top
                                                            2. Negative
                                                              1. Downward sloping Gradients
                                                                1. Top to Bottom
                                                              2. y = mx + c
                                                            3. Sin, Cos and Tan Graph
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