Mont: Y8 Linear Relations

2. A math sentence that describes a straight line on a graph.
3. Tools like computers or calculators that help you draw or understand graphs.
4. A fancy way to write a rule for a relationship between numbers. Usually looks like f(x).
6. A straight line. When you plot it on a graph, it doesn't curve.
8. How slanted a line is. A steeper line goes up or down more quickly.
10. A picture that shows how two sets of numbers are related.
12. A number that tells you how steep a line is.
13. A connection between numbers that can't be drawn as a straight line on a graph.
14. The point where a line crosses the Y-axis. Happens when X is zero.
15. To find the answer to a math problem.
16. A flat space where you can draw points and lines. It has an X-axis and a Y-axis.
17. Math sentences that can be drawn as straight lines on a graph.
18. To put a point on the Cartesian plane using its Cartesian coordinates.
19. To figure something out using math.
20. A way to draw a line on a graph using its steepness and Y-intercept.

1. A table that lists pairs of numbers that fit a certain rule.
5. The "address" for a point on the Cartesian plane. Usually written like this: (X, Y).
7. Not a straight line. When you plot it, the line can curve or zig-zag.
9. A list of numbers that follow a certain rule.
10. Solving a problem by looking at a graph.
11. The point where a line crosses the X-axis. Happens when Y is zero.