Functions and graphs — Grade 10 Mathematics Notes

Comprehensive CAPS-aligned study notes for Functions and graphs in Grade 10 Mathematics. Browse the sections below to find detailed explanations, worked examples, and exam preparation material.

Sections in Functions and graphs

Linear and quadratic functions

Linear and Quadratic Functions The linear function and the quadratic function are two of the most fundamental graph types in Grade 10 mathematics. The linear function produces a straight line, while…

Hyperbolic and exponential functions

Hyperbolic and Exponential Functions The hyperbola and the exponential function behave very differently from straight lines and parabolas. Both have asymptotes, meaning the graph approaches a line…

The concept of a function

The Concept of a Function A function is one of the most powerful ideas in mathematics. Think of it as a rule or a machine: you feed it an input value, and the function produces exactly one output…

Trigonometric functions and graphs

Trigonometric Functions and Graphs The three basic trigonometric functions — sine, cosine and tangent — produce periodic graphs that repeat their shape at regular intervals. In Grade 10, you need to…

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