Graphing Points and Quadrant Identification

This video tutorial covers graphing points and naming quadrants. It explains how to plot a point on a graph by moving from the origin and describes the four quadrants formed by the x and y axes. The video details the properties of each quadrant, such as the sign of x and y coordinates, and clarifies that points on the axes are not in any quadrant.

What is the starting point called in a graph?

• Intersection

• Origin

• Quadrant

• Axis

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How do you move to plot the point (8, -3) from the origin?

• 8 units down, 3 units right

• 8 units up, 3 units left

• 8 units right, 3 units down

• 8 units left, 3 units up

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How many quadrants are formed by the intersection of the X and Y axes?

• 5

• 2

• 3

• 4

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Which quadrant is located in the upper right corner?

• Q1

• Q2

• Q3

• Q4

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In which quadrant are both X and Y coordinates positive?

• Q2

• Q1

• Q4

• Q3

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What are the properties of points in the second quadrant?

• Negative X, Positive Y

• Positive X, Negative Y

• Negative X, Negative Y

• Positive X, Positive Y

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Which quadrant contains points with both negative X and Y coordinates?

• Q4

• Q2

• Q1

• Q3

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What is the property of points in the fourth quadrant?

• Positive X, Negative Y

• Negative X, Negative Y

• Negative X, Positive Y

• Positive X, Positive Y

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Where do points on the axes lie?

• In the second quadrant

• In the fourth quadrant

• In the first quadrant

• On the axes

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What is the position of the point (0, 8) on the graph?

• In the third quadrant

• On the Y-axis

• In the first quadrant

• On the X-axis

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