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What do you notice? What do you wonder?
Partner A
| point | coordinates |
|---|---|
Partner B
| point | coordinates |
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Plot and label the same points on the coordinate grid.
The grid lines are removed from this coordinate grid and a point is plotted and labeled. Plot and label some other points. Explain or show your reasoning.
We learned about the coordinate grid. We saw that the grid is formed by 2 perpendicular number lines called axes. We also saw that the 2 axes intersect at 0.
We used coordinates to plot and describe points on the coordinate grid. The coordinates are 2 numbers that tell a point’s exact location on a coordinate grid.
coordinates = (horizontal position, vertical position)
Examples:
The coordinates of point P are . This means point P is located 4 units from 0 along the horizontal axis and 2 units from 0 along the vertical axis. So, to get to point P, start at 0 and go 4 units right and 2 units up.
The coordinates of point Q are . This means point Q is located 0 units from 0 along the horizontal axis and 7 units from 0 along the vertical axis. So, to get to point Q, start at 0 and go 0 units right and 7 units up