How steeply a graph climbs or falls — and what that slope actually tells you about the real world.
See how the gradient of a graph tells a real-world story — speed on a distance-time graph, acceleration on a speed-time graph, and more.
Find the rate of change at a point on a curve by drawing a tangent — the method GCSE expects and how to do it accurately.
Learn what gradient means, how to calculate it from a graph or two points, and how to interpret positive, negative and zero gradients.
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