When questions ask you to "Draw a neat sketch" (1 Viewer)

[planino]

Okay so I'll use a pencil + a ruler, but does it have to be to scale? What if the y-intercept is at (0,16) for example and I'm running out of available space for the large graph to finish off the question?

 

[Absolutezero]

Draw a small neat sketch

 

[planino]

Yeah I'll probs do a smaller diagram with 0.5cm = 2units or something like that

 

[TimeGoesTooFast]

Yeah I'll probs do a smaller diagram with 0.5cm = 2units or something like that

You can equate your small thing for the 0.5cms. No worries buddy. Thank me later. You'll be fine, just do what you did at the library. haha.

 

[planino]

You can equate your small thing for the 0.5cms. No worries buddy. Thank me later. You'll be fine, just do what you did at the library. haha.

Yeah? Nah

Fuck yah

 

[TimeGoesTooFast]

Haha, "draw a neat sketch". You can practice in Biology aka your bludge period; they say practice makes perfect

 

[planino]

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I don't need you to remind me

 

[jarrodoliver1]

Just name the points. Don't bother with a scale. Faq da BOS

 

[twinklegal19]

The graphs that you are expected to draw in exam conditions will mostly likely have reasonable scale, i.e. a question won't ask you to draw something with a y-intercept of (0,-947)

A good starting point is to use the horizontal lines of the exam booklet/pad to work out your scale, and you can easily mark corresponding points with the same width along the x-axis