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What is the purpose of graphs in maths literacy?
What is the purpose of graphs in maths literacy?
- To develop formulae for patterns observed in texts
- To interpret the messages conveyed by tables
- To display relationships between multiple variables (correct)
- To only show trends in prices over time
What does a steep slope in a graph indicate?
What does a steep slope in a graph indicate?
- A quicker change (correct)
- A constant change
- No change at all
- A slower change
What type of graph represents measurements that can take any value within a range?
What type of graph represents measurements that can take any value within a range?
- Discrete Graph
- Continuous Graph (correct)
- Inverse Graph
- Linear Graph
What is the independent variable in a graph?
What is the independent variable in a graph?
When a graph touches the vertical axis, what does it indicate?
When a graph touches the vertical axis, what does it indicate?
What is the process of identifying patterns in graphs?
What is the process of identifying patterns in graphs?
What is the purpose of writing general formulas?
What is the purpose of writing general formulas?
What type of graph has points connected by dotted lines?
What type of graph has points connected by dotted lines?
What does a graph with a gradual slope indicate in terms of the rate of change?
What does a graph with a gradual slope indicate in terms of the rate of change?
Which type of graph is best suited to show the trends in a set of discrete data?
Which type of graph is best suited to show the trends in a set of discrete data?
What is the primary goal of identifying patterns in graphs?
What is the primary goal of identifying patterns in graphs?
What is the role of the horizontal axis in a graph?
What is the role of the horizontal axis in a graph?
What is the purpose of developing a formula for a pattern observed in a graph?
What is the purpose of developing a formula for a pattern observed in a graph?
What is the characteristic of a graph that shows a consistent increase or decrease in the dependent variable?
What is the characteristic of a graph that shows a consistent increase or decrease in the dependent variable?
What is the result of touching the vertical axis in a graph?
What is the result of touching the vertical axis in a graph?
What is the primary difference between a continuous graph and a discrete graph?
What is the primary difference between a continuous graph and a discrete graph?
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