Direct and Inverse Proportions is a completely interactive lesson designed for GCSE learners that include 9-1 reasoning and problem-solving questions. Perfect for both higher and foundation and a ...
What you will learn in this articleIf you answered 'it's inversely proportional because as x increases, y decreases,' you were wrong. This article is written for those who have had that experience. It ...
A GCSE Maths video explaining direct and inverse proportion on a graph using real-life worked examples. Find out more about GCSE Maths.
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