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5 Minute Check Complete with <, >, or = as needed. 2 1 Order from least to greatest. 3. { 2.8, 2 4, 38, 2.2} 2 4 4. { -0.6, 0.65, 3, 5}
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5 Minute Check Complete with <, >, or = as needed. 2
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5 Minute Check Complete with <, >, or = as needed. 2 < 9 7 = 9.2 0.2 7)2.0 -14 6
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5 Minute Check Complete with <, >, or = as needed. 1
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5 Minute Check -6 3 = -6.3 2. -6 3 > -6.375
Complete with <, >, or = as needed. 1 > -6 3 = -6.3 3 = .3
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5 Minute Check 3. { 2.8, 2 4, 38, 2.2} Order from least to greatest.
3. { 2.8, 2 4, 38, 2.2}
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5 Minute Check Order from least to greatest. 3. { 2.8, 2 4, 38, 2.2} {2.2, 2 4, 2.8, 38}
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5 Minute Check 4. { -0.6, 0.65, 3, 5} Order from least to greatest.
2 4 4. { -0.6, 0.65, 3, 5}
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5 Minute Check Order from least to greatest. 2 4 4. { -0.6, 0.65, 3, 5} 2 4 {-0.6, 0.65, 3, 5}
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Describe the location of the barber shop in relation to the town hall.
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Describe the location of the barber shop in relation to the town hall
Describe the location of the barber shop in relation to the town hall. The barber shop is 5 blocks east of the town hall.
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What building is located 7 blocks east and 5 blocks north of the town hall?
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What building is located 7 blocks east and 5 blocks north of the town hall? The fire house.
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Violet is at the library
Violet is at the library. Describe how many blocks and in what direction she should travel to get to the supermarket.
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Violet is at the library
Violet is at the library. Describe how many blocks and in what direction she should travel to get to the supermarket. 3 blocks south and 3 blocks east
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Town Hall and the bank are both located on the same vertical number line. The number 0 represents the location of Town Hall on the number line. What number represents the location of the bank?
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Town Hall and the bank are both located on the same vertical number line. The number 0 represents the location of Town Hall on the number line. What number represents the location of the bank? 4
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Lesson 6.5.6 The Coordinate Plane
Friday, Oct 24 Lesson The Coordinate Plane
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The Coordinate Plane Objective: To understand how to locate ordered pairs on the coordinate plane.
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The Coordinate Plane A coordinate plane is a grid with a vertical y-axis and horizontal x-axis. y-axis x-axis
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The Coordinate Plane A coordinate plane is just two number lines, one horizontal and one vertical. number line
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The center of the coordinate plane is called the origin.
y-axis origin x-axis
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The coordinate plane is divided into four quadrants.
Quadrant II y-axis Quadrant I origin x-axis Quadrant III Quadrant IV
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The Coordinate Plane When an ordered pair is located on an axis, it is not in a quadrant.
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The Coordinate Plane Sometimes the coordinate plane may be called a Cartesian plane because it was invented by 17th century French mathematician Rene Descartes.
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The Coordinate Plane You can use an ordered pair (x,y) to locate any point on the plane.
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The Coordinate Plane You can use an ordered pair (x,y) to locate any point on the plane. The first number in an ordered pair is the x-coordinate.
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The Coordinate Plane You can use an ordered pair (x,y) to locate any point on the plane. The first number in an ordered pair is the x-coordinate. The second number in an ordered pair is the y-coordinate.
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The Coordinate Plane (5,2) would be 5 spaces on the x-axis and 2 spaces on the y-axis. (5,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
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Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point. First, start at the origin and move along the x-axis until the point is directly above. Three spaces to the right equal +3.
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Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point. Next, move directly to the point. Fives spaces up equals +5.
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Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point. The point is (+3, +5) or (3, 5)
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Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point. The point is (+3, +5) or (3, 5) What quadrant is the point in?
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Identify the ordered pair that names the point.
The Coordinate Plane Identify the ordered pair that names the point. The point is (+3, +5) or (3, 5) What quadrant is the point in? Quadrant I
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant.
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Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (5,-4), QIV
The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (5,-4), QIV (5, -4)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant.
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Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-4, 3), QII
The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-4, 3), QII (-4,3)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant.
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Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-5, 5), QII
The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-5, 5), QII (-5,5)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant.
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Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-3,-1), QIII
The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (-3,-1), QIII (-3,-1)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant.
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Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (2,0), No Q
The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair and quadrant. (2,0), No Q (2,0)
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The Coordinate Plane We can use what we know about the number line and opposites to compare locations on the coordinate plane.
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The Coordinate Plane E.g. The number line shows -4 and 4 are opposites.
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The Coordinate Plane The coordinate plane shows that (-4,0) and (4,0) are also opposites, as they are the same distance from the y-axis in opposite directions. (-4,0) (4,0)
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The Coordinate Plane So they are reflected across the y-axis. Notice the y-coordinate did not change and the x-coordinates are opposites. (-4,0) (4,0)
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The Coordinate Plane Reflection Symmetry (sometimes called Line Symmetry or Mirror Symmetry) is when an object is reflected across a line, like looking in a mirror.
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The Coordinate Plane An example of an object having reflection symmetry.
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The Coordinate Plane When graphing the reflection, the coordinate of the axis of reflection stays the same and the other coordinate will be the opposite.
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. What is the axis of reflection? (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. What is the axis of reflection? x-axis (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. In the ordered pair, which is the x- coordinate coordinate? (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. In the ordered pair, which is the x- coordinate coordinate? -3 (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. What is the opposite of the other number? (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. What is the opposite of the other number? -2 (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. What is the ordered pair of the reflection across the x-axis? (-3,2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis. The reflection of (-3,2) across the x-axis is (-3, -2). (-3,2) (-3,-2)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (1,-4) across the x-axis. Do this on your own.
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (1,-4) across the x-axis. The reflection of (1,-4) across the x-axis is (1, 4). (1,4) (1, -4)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,-1) across the y-axis.
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (-3,-1) across the y-axis. The reflection of (-3,-1) across the y-axis is (3, -1). (-3,-1) (3, -1)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (6,-1) across the y-axis.
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (6,-1) across the y-axis. The reflection of (6,-1) across the y-axis is (-6, -1). (-6, -1) (6,-1)
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (0,0) across the y-axis.
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The Coordinate Plane Name the ordered pair that is a reflection of (0,0) across the y-axis. There is no reflection of (0,0) (0,0)
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The Coordinate Plane Kendall is building a square fence. She places the fence posts at the locations indicated on the grid. What is the location of the post that reflects (-4,4) across the y-axis? Do this on your own.
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The Coordinate Plane Kendall is building a square fence. She places the fence posts at the locations indicated on the grid. What is the location of the post that reflects (-4,4) across the y-axis? (4,4)
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The Coordinate Plane Without graphing, identify the quadrant(s) for which each of the following statements is true for any point (x,y). Justify your answer. The x- and y- coordinate have the same sign.
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The Coordinate Plane Without graphing, identify the quadrant(s) for which each of the following statements is true for any point (x,y). Justify your answer. The x- and y- coordinate have the same sign. Q I and QIII; QI both coordinates are positive and in QIII both are negative.
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The Coordinate Plane Without graphing, identify the quadrant(s) for which each of the following statements is true for any point (x,y). Justify your answer. The x- and y- coordinate have opposite signs.
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The Coordinate Plane Without graphing, identify the quadrant(s) for which each of the following statements is true for any point (x,y). Justify your answer. The x- and y- coordinate have opposite signs. Q II and QIV; QII and QIV both coordinates have opposite signs.
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The Coordinate Plane Agenda Notes Homework – Homework Practice Due at the end of class Show all work. Chapter 6.5 Test -Wednesday, Oct 29 Accum Rev 5 due by Oct 29
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