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Title: Graphing straight lines (Year 11)

Section: Reviewing coordinate geomeotry

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2

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This video is your definitive guide to knowing how to graph straight lines. It relates to the Methods 1 and 2 course and deals with the following topics: Know how to use the various techniques used in previous lessons to sketch graphs of straight lines, including: * Intercept form * Gradient intercept form Know how to use your CAS to draw straight lines There are lots of worked examples and a discussion about the reasons why we do this. There are also lots of tips and tricks you can learn to make it easier!

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