The Linear Form Y = mX + c

The Linear Form Y = mX + c

Secondary 3
TGM Original Questions

Choose transformed variables X and Y to obtain a straight-line relationship.

\(Y=mX+c\qquad m=\dfrac{\Delta Y}{\Delta X}\)

\(m\) is the gradient; \(c\) is the value of \(Y\) when \(X=0\). Both are constants.

Label each axis with the transformed quantity and its units.

\(y=3x^2+1\) plotted against \(x\): a curve.

The same law plotted against \(X=x^2\): the straight line \(Y=3X+1\), gradient \(3\), intercept \(1\).

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