Combined Science GCSE
Graph interpretation and proportionality
What Graph interpretation and proportionality means in Combined Science GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Graph interpretation and proportionality
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A larger calculated rate means water is being lost more quickly, and the gradient of a volume against time graph can be used to find the rate and compare rates.
Topics that use Graph interpretation and proportionality
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