CARTESIAN GRAPHS ASSESSMENT PROGRESSION POINT 5.25.

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CARTESIAN GRAPHS ASSESSMENT PROGRESSION POINT 5.25

The gradient of this graph is: A0.5 B  2 C2 D  0.5 E0

The y-intercept of this graph is: A3 B4 C0 D  3 E  4

The rule for this linear graph is: A B C D E

A linear graph with rule y = 5x - 6 would have: Am = -5, c = -6 B m = 6, c = -5 C m = 6, c = 5 Dm = 5, c = 6 Em = 5, c = -6

The gradient and y-intercept of the graph given by y = 7x - 3 is: Am = 7, c = 3 B m = 7, c = -3 Cm = -3, c = 7 D m = 3, c = 7 Em = -3, c = -7

Which of the following is true of the graph of y = –2? A It is parallel to the Y-axis. B It has an undefined gradient. C It has a gradient of zero. D It has an X-intercept of –2. E It passes through the origin.

Which of the following is true of the graph of x = 3? A It has a Y-intercept of 3. B It has an undefined gradient. C It passes through the origin. D It is parallel to the X-axis. E It has a gradient of zero.