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Understanding Cartesian Plane Coordinates: Plotting Points in All Quadrants

Delve into the Cartesian Plane divided into quadrants, learn about ordered pairs, as demonstrated by plotting various points like (5, 6) and (–3, 4), and understand the significance of coordinates in different quadrants and on the axes.

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Understanding Cartesian Plane Coordinates: Plotting Points in All Quadrants

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  1. y axis x axis Points and their Coordinates Cartesian Plane René Descartes (1596-1650) origin

  2. The Cartesian Plane is divided into fourquadrants. II I III IV

  3. y coordinate x coordinate Plotting Points in the Cartesian Plane (5, 6) is an example of an ordered pair. (5, 6) 6 5

  4. y coordinate x coordinate Plotting Points in the Cartesian Plane (5, 6) is an example of an ordered pair. (5, 6)

  5. up the elevator up 4 in the door left 3 (– 3, 4) (x, y) It is like entering a hotel … (– 3, 4)

  6. Plot the following points. A(– 4, 6) B(2, – 3) A(– 4, 6) C(– 6, – 4) D(7, 3) D(7, 3) C(– 6, – 4) B(2, – 3) These points all lie in different quadrants. What do you notice about their coordinates?

  7. F(0, 6) E(5, 0) G(– 7, 0) H(0, – 3) Plot the following points. E(5, 0) F(0, 6) G(– 7, 0) H(0, – 3) These points all lie on the axes, not in quadrants. What do you notice about their coordinates?

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