0 Bewertungen0% fanden dieses Dokument nützlich (0 Abstimmungen)
233 Ansichten5 Seiten
The document discusses how to transform nonlinear graphs into linear graphs by changing the variables plotted on the x and y axes. Some examples of nonlinear relationships include y=ax^n, y=a/x, y=ab^x, and y=ax^b. By plotting alternative variables such as log(y), y^2, 1/x, or log(x) instead of x and y, the relationships can be linearized so they can be represented by an equation in the form of y=mx+c, which is a straight line. Six methods for linearizing common nonlinear relationships are described through examples and graphs. The document concludes by listing examples of nonlinear relationships and their linearized forms.
The document discusses how to transform nonlinear graphs into linear graphs by changing the variables plotted on the x and y axes. Some examples of nonlinear relationships include y=ax^n, y=a/x, y=ab^x, and y=ax^b. By plotting alternative variables such as log(y), y^2, 1/x, or log(x) instead of x and y, the relationships can be linearized so they can be represented by an equation in the form of y=mx+c, which is a straight line. Six methods for linearizing common nonlinear relationships are described through examples and graphs. The document concludes by listing examples of nonlinear relationships and their linearized forms.
The document discusses how to transform nonlinear graphs into linear graphs by changing the variables plotted on the x and y axes. Some examples of nonlinear relationships include y=ax^n, y=a/x, y=ab^x, and y=ax^b. By plotting alternative variables such as log(y), y^2, 1/x, or log(x) instead of x and y, the relationships can be linearized so they can be represented by an equation in the form of y=mx+c, which is a straight line. Six methods for linearizing common nonlinear relationships are described through examples and graphs. The document concludes by listing examples of nonlinear relationships and their linearized forms.
SPM Additional Mathematics- by KBJIM - jimmigmig@yahoo.com
The Linear Law
1. When you plot a linear graph (straight line graph), y=mx +c, you should expect to be able to draw a straight line through all the given points. However, in experimental work, many data collected do not fit exactly onto the linear graph.
x
x
x
x x
x
x x x
x
x x
x
line of best fit not able to draw line of best fit.
2. We then draw the line of best fit. The line of best fit is a straight line that passes through most of the plotted points. If the line of best fit can be drawn from the plotted points, then we say such a law of the form y =mx +c does exist for the given data.
3. From the straight line drawn, we can then find an approximate linear law for the given data.
Assignment: Now try to plot straight line graphs and answer those questions given in your text book..
Changing non-linear graphs to linear
y y
b
x x 2 0 0
y = ax 2 +b y = aX +b
y = 5x 2 +8 y = 5X +8
1. The graph y = ax 2 + b is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot y vs x 2 . When we plot y vs x 2 , we let X =x 2 so that the graph has a linear equation y = aX + b which is a straight line graph.
2 | P a g e
y y
b
x 1/x 0 0 y = a/x +b y = aX +b
y = 5/x +8 y = 5X +8
2. The graph y = a/x + b is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot y vs 1/x. When we plot y vs 1/x , we let X =1/x so that the graph has a linear equation y = aX + b which is a straight line graph.
y y 2
b
x x 0 0 y 2 = ax +b Y = ax +b
y 2 = 5x +8 Y = 5x +8
3. The graph y 2 = ax + b is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot y 2
vs x. When we plot y 2 vs x , we let Y =y 2 so that the graph has a linear equation Y = ax + b which is a straight line graph.
y y 2
x 1/x 0 1 0 y 2 x = a Y = aX
y 2 x = 2 Y = 2X ( y 2 =2/x)
4. The graph y 2 x = a is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot y 2 vs 1/x. When we plot y 2 vs 1/x , we let Y =y 2 and X = 1/x so that the graph has a linear equation Y = aX which is a straight line graph. 3 | P a g e
y log y
1 c
x x 0 0
y = ab x Y = mx +c (log y =x log b +log a)
y = 3(2 x ) Y = 0.3x +0.48 ( log y =x log 2 +log 3)
5. The graph y = ab x is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot log y vs x. When we plot log y vs x , we let Y =log y and the graph has a linear equation Y = mx + c which is a straight line graph.
y log y
b
x log x 0 0
y = ax n Y = mX +c ( log y = n log x + log a )
y = 3x 2 Y = 2X +0.48 (log y =2 log x +log 3)
6. The graph y = ax b is a curve graph if we plot y vs x. To change it to a linear form, we plot log y vs log x. When we plot log y vs log x , we let Y =log y and X =log x then the graph has a linear equation Y = mX + c which is a straight line graph.
y y
x x 2 0 0 y = ax n y = mx +c
y = 3x 2 y = 3X
you could also plot y against x 2 4 | P a g e
Exampl e G.1: Reduce the follow types of variations to a linear relationship: (a) y =ax n (b) xy =2 (c) y =3x 2 +8 (d) y 2 =5x +8 (e) y =x 2 +2x (f) y =2x + 3 x (g) y 2 = 1/x +8 (h) 2x 2 +y 2 =8x (i) y =ab x (j) pv =k
Solution:
(a) y =ax n (b) xy =2
log y = n log x +log a y =2/x
Let Y =log y , X =log x and c =log a Let X =1/ x
Then Y =nX + c then y =2X
(c) y =3x 2 +8
(d) y 2 =5x +8
Let X =x 2 Let Y =y 2
Then y =3X +8 then Y =5x +8
(e) y =x 2 +2x
(f) y =2x +3
x y =x +2 yx =2x +3 x
Let y =Y
Let Y =yx x
Then Y =x +2 then Y =2x +3
(g) y 2 =1/x
+8
(h) 2x 2 +y 2 =8x
Let Y
=y 2 and X =1/x
2x +y 2 = 8 x Then Y =X +8 Let Y =y 2 , then Y =8 2x x
(i) y =ab x
(j) pv =k
log y =x log b +log a p =k/v
Let log y =Y
, m =log b and c =log a
Let V =1/v
Then Y =mx +c then p =kV
5 | P a g e
Exampl e G.2: The figure shows a linear rel ationshi p that has been reduced. Find (a) the original graph relationshi p (b) the value of x when y =4
Solution: log y (a) gradient of graph, m = 2 2 linear equation: Y =2X +2
log y =2 log x + 2
log y =log x 2 +log 100 log x 1 hence y =100x 2
(b) when y =4 , x =0.2
Exampl e G.3: The figure shows a linear rel ationshi p that has been reduced from y = ka x . Find the val ue of a and k.
Solution: log y (a) gradient of graph, m = 2.66 2.4 =0.026 (10, 2.66) 10 linear equation: Y =0.026x +2.4
log y = x log a +log k
m =log a =0.026 and log k =2.4 2.4
hence a =1.061 and k =251 x 0
Author says..........
If you wish to have a personal tuition class on Physi cs, Chemistry or Add. Maths, kindly contact me at 012-4599768 (Penang Island Onl y) ( Correspondence Tuition courses can be arranged for outstation students ).
You may save or copy this topic. Pass it to your schoolmates if you like. The website is www.webfunpage.com
.........................................then click on item No.1......................................................
Personal tuition is also available to students who are taking G.C.E O l evel, A level, IBO, SAM, STPM and HSC.
Nonlinear Functional Analysis and Applications: Proceedings of an Advanced Seminar Conducted by the Mathematics Research Center, the University of Wisconsin, Madison, October 12-14, 1970