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Warm Up Problem 6.3 x 3.9
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Graph on the Coordinate Plane
Lesson 5-7
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Objectives I can graph a point on the coordinate grid.
I can graph a point’s reflection on the coordinate grid.
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Example 1 Graph point M at (-3, 5). Each line represents 1 unit. Start at the origin. Move along the x-axis first and then the y-axis.
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Example 2 Graph point N at ( , ). Start at the origin and move along the x-axis and then the y-axis. To plot a 1 2 point, place the point between the lines of the whole numbers.
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Got It? Graph and label each point on the coordinate plane. 1) P(-4, 4) 2) Q(0, -4) 3) R(- 1 2 , ) 4) S(4.5, 1)
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Example 3 Graph A(2,-4). Then graph the reflection across the x-axis. Use the notation A’ to label the reflection of A. Remember, to reflect across the x-axis, keep the same x-coordinate and take the opposite of the y-coordinate. So, A’ is (2, 4).
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Example 4 Graph B(-1.5, 3). Then graph its reflection across the y-axis. Remember, to reflect across the y-axis, keep the same y-coordinate and take the opposite of the x-coordinate. So, B’ is (1.5, 3)
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Got It? 5) Graph C(-1,-5). Then graph its reflection across the x-axis. 6) Graph D(2, ). Then graph its reflection across the y-axis.
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Example 5 Mr. Martin is using a coordinate plane to design a logo. He graphs points at (2,4) and (2, -2). He reflects (2, -2) across the y-axis. Then he reflects the new point across the x-axis. What figure is Mr. Martin using for his new logo? Mr. Martin is making a trapezoid.
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Got it? 7) Ms. Shaull is drawing a map of school. Her room is at (-3, 4) and the gym is (3, 4). The library is the reflection of (3, 4) across the x-axis. This point is then reflected across the y-axis to graph the office. What is the shape of the figure on the map?
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Homework Hint #18 Step 1: Choose any point in the 1st quadrant. Step 2: Reflect this point over the y-axis…did the x-coordinate become negative? Step 3: Now chose any point in 2nd quadrant. Step 4: Reflect this point over the y-axis…did the x-coordinate become negative? If your answers are yes, and then no, then your final answer is “sometimes”. You can use a graph to help explain.
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