Gradients of lines (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Gradients of lines
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What gradient measures

How steep a straight line is

Gradient formula

Distance up divdiv distance across

Alternative name for 'distance up divdiv distance across'

Rise over run

Positive gradient features

Slopes upward; both values increase together

Zero gradient value and appearance

00; horizontal line

Negative gradient features

Slopes downward; one increases, other decreases

What gradient shows between two variables

Rate of change

Why use large triangles for gradient calculation

More accurate; less impact from measurement errors

What to check on axes when calculating gradient

Actual scale values, not just grid squares

Gradient of 22 in spend vs revenue means

Revenue increases £22 for every £11 spent

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