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Yr 7 Linear Equation

Linear Equations & Cartesian Plane

TermDefinition
Equation A number problem with an equal sign
To solve an equation Means find the value of the pronumeral
Pronumeral A lower case letter used to represent an unknown number
Expression Does not have an equal sign
Trail & Error Guess & Check
Inspection To look at, examine carefully
Inverse Operations Doing the opposite operation
The inverse operation to Addition Subtraction
The inverse operation to Subtraction Addition
The inverse operation to Multiplication Division
The inverse operation to Division Multiplication
Input The first number or pronumeral in a flowchart
Output The last number or pronumeral in a flowchart
Backtracking Working backwards, used to find the Input number 'underneath' the flowchart using inverse operations
Alphanumerical grid/area reference Letter & Number co-ordinates used on maps Capital letter No comma or brackets required
Cartesian Plane Formed by two Perpendicular lines Using (x,y) coordinates
Quadrants The axis divide the Cartesian plane into four sections called quadrants. Quadrants are numbered in an anti clockwise direction, starting with the top right
The x-Coordinate the x -coordinate always comes first running along the x axis
The y- Coordinate The y -coordinate always comes second, running along the y axix
Coordinates (x,y) give the directions of a point
Linear Pattern A set of points forming a straight line on the Cartesian plane
Created by: Tania L Kremers
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