NCEA+Level+1+Past+Papers

=2011 External Exam includes Chance and Data (4 credits) and Graphs (4 credits)=

Graphs Answers Attention to the detail on the marking schedule will help you move from merit to excellence. For example discrete patterns are graphed as points, not continuous lines. For more hints see [] Features could include x and y intercepts, maxima and minima, axes of symmetry, domain and range, and gradients of straight lines (rates of change). Domain is all the x values, and range is the y values. Discrete relationships might have a domain of {1,2,3,4,...}, where a continuous relationship may have a domain of the real numbers. See []
 * Graphs**: from []

Chance Data Answers
 * Chance and Data:** from [] on August the 7th 2011

and from [] These are expired standards: but still relevant to the content of the new standard. (Note: the credits are different).
 * Old Graphs (3 credits):**


 * Old Features of Graphs (3 credits):** is relevant to the "data" part of **chance and data** as well as the **graphs** paper: ie both externals!


 * Old Probability (2 credits):** is relevant to the "chance" part of **chance and data**.