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Level 3 Mathematical Studies Specification for first teaching in 2014
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G1.1
sketching and plotting curves defined by simple equations
knowing the shapes of the graphs of linear, quadratic, cubic and exponential functions will be expected
G2.1
plotting and interpreting graphs (including exponential graphs) in real contexts, to find approximate solutions to problems
including understanding the potential problems of extrapolation
G2.2
interpreting the solutions of equations as the intersection points of graphs and vice versa