Processing data, graphs, gradients and proportionality

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By the end you’ll be able to

record data in clear tables with suitable headings, units and consistent precision
calculate mean values and other straightforward processed values from repeated measurements
plot graphs using appropriate scales, labelled axes and accurately plotted points
draw and interpret lines of best fit or suitable curves and use them to identify trends and make interpolations

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recognise and apply proportional relationships, including direct proportion, inverse proportion and inverse-square relationships, from equations, tables and graphs

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