
Review: Coordinate Plane: Graphing, Reflecting, and Distance
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Medium
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Janet McClellan
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12 Slides • 15 Questions
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By Janet McClellan
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A two-dimension surface formed by two number lines. We can use the coordinate plane to graph points, lines, and more.
1) The Coordinate Plane
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The horizontal line in a coordinate plane. The x-axis only moves left to right
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The vertical line in a coordinate plane. The y-axis only moves Up and Down
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Multiple Choice
The x-axis moves in what direction on the coordinate plane?
Only Right
Only Left
Both Left and Right
Both Up and Down
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Multiple Choice
The y-axis moves in what direction on the coordinate plane?
Only Up
Only Down
Both Left and Right
Both Up and Down
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The two axes meet at a point called the origin. The ordered pair for the origin is (0,0).
Always start at the origin and move left/right THEN up/down
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(x,y)
Start at the origin first
x ALWAYS comes first and this tells me to move left or right
y comes second and this tells me to move up or down next.
EX: (3,5)
This tells me to start at the origin and move 3 to the right and 5 up
5) Ordered Pairs
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Multiple Choice
The ordered pair (2, 8) wants me to move how?
2 to the right and 8 up
2 to the right and 8 down
2 to the left and 8 up
2 to the left and 8 down
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Multiple Choice
The order pair (-5, -8) means
left 5, down 8
left 5, up 8
right 5, up 8
right 5, down 8
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The coordinate plane his broken into 4 quadrants.
QI is Quadrant one where all ordered pairs will be positive (+x, +y)
Q2 is Quadrant two where the ordered pairs are (-x,+y)
Q3 is Quadrant three where all of the ordered pair is negative (-x, -y)
Q4 is Quadrant four where the ordered pairs are (+x, -y)
6) Quadrants on the Coordinate Plane
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Reflections flip a figure on the coordinate plane.
Changes the orientation of a figure.
Can be flipped across, the x-axis, y-axis, or both.
Which axis is the triangle reflected across in the figure to the right?
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Multiple Choice
What is the coordinates of point B reflected across the x- axis?
(-4,-3)
(4,-3)
(4,3)
(-4,3)
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Multiple Choice
What is the coordinates of point C reflected over the y-axis?
(-3,5)
(3,-5)
(-3,-5)
(3,5)
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We can find the distance between points that lie in the same quadrant, like the Ferris Wheel and the Rollercoaster, using subtraction.
The Rollercoaster is at (5, 2)
The Ferris Wheel is at (5, 6)
|6| - |2| = 6 - 2 = 4
The Ferris Wheel and Rollercoaster are 4 spaces apart.
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( 3 , 6 ) and ( 3 , 11 )
Make sure to subtract their ABSOLUTE VALUES.
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Multiple Choice
Find the distance between these two points using subtraction. (Remember to use their ABSOLUTE values!)
( -11 , -3 ) and ( -2 , -3 )
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9
-9
-13
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We can find the distance between points that lie in the different quadrants, like the Restrooms and the Water Slide, using addition.
The Restrooms are at ( 4 , -4 )
The Water Slide is at ( -3 , -4 )
|4| + |-3| = 4 + 3 = 7
The restrooms and water slide are 7 spaces apart.
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( 5 , -2 ) and ( -3 , -2)
Make sure to add their ABSOLUTE VALUES!
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Multiple Choice
Find the distance between these two points using addition.
( 10 , -2 ) and ( -3 , -2)
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-13
7
-7
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Multiple Choice
Find the distance between these two points using addition.
( 5 , -8 ) and ( 5 , 12 )
-20
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4
-4
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Multiple Choice
Determine if these points are in the same quadrant or different quadrants. Then find the distance using the right strategy.
Same = Subtract , Different = aDD
( 2 , 10 ) and ( 5 , 10 )
Same, 3
Same, 7
Different, 3
Different, 7
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Multiple Choice
Determine if these points are in the same quadrant or different quadrants. Then find the distance using the right strategy.
Same = Subtract , Different = aDD
( -8 , -2 ) and ( 5 , -2 )
Same, -13
Same, 13
Different, -13
Different, 13
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Multiple Choice
Determine if these points are in the same quadrant or different quadrants. Then find the distance using the right strategy.
Same = Subtract , Different = aDD
( 1 , 15 ) and ( 1 , -21 )
Same, -36
Same, 36
Different, -36
Different, 36
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Poll
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