Understanding Line Gradients: What is the Gradient of These Lines?

Dec 15, 2025

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This article explores the concept of gradients in mathematics, specifically focusing on determining the gradient of various linear equations. We will define what a gradient is, explain how to calculate it, and provide examples of finding the gradient of lines given their equations. By the end, readers will have a clear understanding of how to approach gradients and apply this knowledge to different scenarios involving straight lines.

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Understanding Line Gradients: What is the Gradient of These Lines?

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Gradients What is the gradient of these lines?

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