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Do Now Write down 4 things that you know about a COORDINATE GRID.
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DECEMBER 17GLE 29
Do NowWrite down 4 things that you know
about a COORDINATE GRID
Objectives
Name the parts of a coordinate plane
Locate points on a coordinate plane
Use x- and y- values
Words to Learn
X-axis
Y-axis
Origin
X-coordinate
Y-coordinate
Ordered Pair
Terms I Need to Know
X-axisHorizontal (left to right/ west to east)
Y-axisVertical (up to down/ north to south)
Origin (0, 0)Point where x and y meet to form a right
angle
New Terms
X-coordinatePoint right or left of the origin
Y-coordinatePoint up or down of the origin
Order pairsTwo numbers that tell where the x-coordinate
andy-coordinate form the point
More Words to Learn
Axes
Coordinates
Coordinate Plane
Quadrants
What Do the Mean?
AxesTwo perpendicular number lines that meet at Their zero point
CoordinatesTwo numbers used to locate a point on a coordinate plane
Coordinate PlaneA region formed by a pair of axes
QuadrantsFour regions where the coordinate plane is divided.
Coordinate Grid
Horizontal axis (x-axis)
Vertical axis (y-axis)
Origin
Four Quadrants
Coordinate Grid
Quadrants
Quadrant I (+, +)
Quadrant II (-, +)
Quadrant III (-, - )
Quadrant IV (+, -)
Ordered pairs
(x, y)
X = horizontal axis
Y = vertical axis
So, what are ordered pairs?
Ordered pairs
Two numbers written in a certain order. Usually written in parentheses like this: (4,5)
Can be used to show the position on a graph, where the "x" (horizontal) value is first, and the "y" (vertical) value is second.
Here the point (12,5) is 12 units along, and 5 units up
Identify the Quadrants
Example
(4, 5)
What quadrant would this be located?
Do I start with my x-axis or y-axis?
What number is on my x-axis and y-axis?
(4, 5)
Quadrant I
Positive , positive
Start with my x-axis
4 is my x and 5 is my y
Identify the Quadrant for each ordered pair
( -6, 3)
(-8, -8)
(4, -3)
(5, 2)
Where are my quadrants?
(-6, 3) Quadrant II
(-8, -8) Quadrant III
(4, -3) Quadrant IV
(5, 2) Quadrant I
Apply the Idea- Graphing
3 east, 4 north and 3 east, 5 south
11 west, 18 north and 11 west, 27 south
Write about it
Is the point (2, 5) on the coordinate plane the same as the point (5,2)?
Explain your answer.