Functions and Graphs · Algebraic Thinking
Graphical Solution of Equations
Using intersection points of multiple graphs to solve complex equations that are difficult to handle algebraically.
Key Questions
- 1What is the significance of the intersection point of two different functional models in a business context?
- 2Why might a graphical solution be preferred over an algebraic solution in engineering applications?
- 3How can we verify the accuracy of a solution derived from a manual sketch versus a digital plot?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: Functions and Graphs - S4
Level: Secondary 4
Subject: Mathematics
Unit: Functions and Graphs
Period: Algebraic Thinking
Suggested Methodologies
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