Foundation GCSE requires that students can draw and later recognise graphs representing relationships in direct or inverse proportion. In each example, if a student works out a conversion for ONE ...
How do we know if a graph represents either direct or inverse proportionality? We look for certain features of the graph and perform some test calculations to help us decide. Look at this graph: The ...
In this graph, 𝑥 and 𝑦 are directly proportional. This means that when 𝑥 doubles, 𝑦 also doubles, and when 𝑥 triples, so does 𝑦. In fact, for all coordinates on this line, you could multiply or ...
Designed by a teacher who has been a GCSE Hod and worked at a Grammar School. 10 years teaching experience. Not proportionality in tables. Solve problems involving direct proportion given values.
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