Linear Relationships
We estimate MS1-11-LR is worth about 2 marks out of 100 under the new Mathematics Standard 1 syllabus. Practise 4 exam-style questions (multiple choice, multi-part) with instant marking and a worked solution for every question.
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Gradient and y-intercept, the equation y = mx + c, graphing and interpreting straight-line models, limitations of linear models, and direct variation y = kx, with step-by-step worked examples.
- 1What you need to know
- 2Gradient and intercept
- 3Linear models in context
- 4Direct variation
- 5Common mistakes
- 6Exam tips
- 7Links to other topics
Example questions
Example 1 · 1 mark · multiple choice
The cost of hiring a trailer is , where is the cost in dollars and is the distance travelled in kilometres. What does the number 1.8 represent?
- AThe cost for each extra kilometre travelled
- BThe fixed cost of hiring the trailer
- CThe total cost of hiring the trailer
- DThe number of kilometres the trailer can travel
Example 2 · 2 marks · multi-part
A water tank is being drained at a constant rate. At 8 am it holds 1800 L, and at 2 pm (6 hours later) it holds 1350 L.
Answers and worked solutions appear when you practise these questions.
Other Mathematics Standard 1 topics
- MS1-11-FEFormulas and Equations
- MS1-11-EMEarning Money
- MS1-11-MMManaging Money
- MS1-11-AMApplications of Measurement
- MS1-11-TLTime and Location
- MS1-11-NPNetworks, Paths and Trees
- MS1-11-DAData Analysis
- MS1-12-ARAlgebraic Relationships
- MS1-12-IVInvestment
- MS1-12-DLDepreciation and Loans
- MS1-12-RTRight-angled Triangles
- MS1-12-RRRatios and Rates
- MS1-12-BDBivariate Data Analysis
- MS1-12-RPRelative Frequency and Probability