Graph Points in Four Quadrants - 6th Grade Math
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate means horizontal distance: .
- State the distance formula for points with the same -coordinate: and .
- . For horizontal alignment, distance is the absolute difference of -values.
- Which quadrant contains points with and ?
- Quadrant III. Both coordinates are negative in the lower-left region.
- State the distance formula for points with the same -coordinate: and .
- . For vertical alignment, distance is the absolute difference of -values.
- Which quadrant contains points where and ?
- Quadrant . Negative and positive defines the upper-left quadrant.
- Which quadrant contains points where and ?
- Quadrant . Negative x (left) and positive y (up) defines Quadrant II.
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate: .
- What ordered pair names the point with and ?
- . The ordered pair format is with first, then .
- What do the coordinates represent on the coordinate plane?
- is horizontal, is vertical. The first coordinate measures left/right, the second measures up/down.
- Which axis is the -axis: horizontal or vertical?
- Vertical. The -axis runs up-down on the plane.
- What is the ordered pair for a point that is units left and units down from the origin?
- . Left means negative , down means negative .
- Which coordinate is the -coordinate in an ordered pair : first or second?
- First coordinate. In , comes first, then .
- Identify the quadrant (or axis) for the point .
- Quadrant . Positive and negative places it in the lower-right.
- Which quadrant contains points with and ?
- Quadrant IV. Positive and negative place points in the lower-right region.
- Identify the correct expression for the distance between and .
- . Vertical points: use absolute value of y-coordinates.
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same y-coordinate: distance = .
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same x-coordinate: distance = .
- What is the -axis: the set of points where or where ?
- Points where . The vertical axis contains all points with zero -value.
- Which quadrant contains points where and ?
- Quadrant . Positive x (right) and negative y (down) defines Quadrant IV.
- What are the coordinates of a point units right and units up from the origin?
- . Move right along x-axis and up along y-axis from origin.
- Which quadrant contains points where and ?
- Quadrant . Positive and negative defines the lower-right quadrant.
- Identify the quadrant of the point .
- Quadrant IV. Positive and negative place the point in the lower-right quadrant.
- Find the distance between and .
- . Same -coordinate: .
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate: .
- Identify the quadrant of the point .
- Quadrant II. Negative and positive place the point in the upper-left quadrant.
- What is the ordered pair for a point that is units right and units up from the origin?
- . Right means positive , up means positive .
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same x-coordinate: distance = .
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate: .
- What is the -axis: the set of points where or where ?
- Points where . The horizontal axis contains all points with zero -value.
- What is the quadrant of the point ?
- Quadrant . Quadrant IV has positive x and negative y values.
- Which quadrant contains points with and ?
- Quadrant I. Both coordinates are positive in the upper-right region.
- Which quadrant contains points with and ?
- Quadrant II. Negative and positive place points in the upper-left region.
- What is the value of the absolute value expression ?
- . Absolute value makes negative numbers positive.
- Identify the location for the point : -axis, -axis, or a quadrant.
- -axis. When , the point lies on the horizontal axis.
- Identify the axis a point lies on when its -coordinate is .
- The -axis. Points with x = 0 lie on the vertical axis.
- State the distance formula for points with the same -coordinate: and .
- Distance . For vertical alignment, find the absolute difference of -values.
- What are the coordinates of a point units left and units down from the origin?
- . Negative coordinates mean left (x) and down (y) from origin.
- State the distance formula for points with the same -coordinate: and .
- Distance . For horizontal alignment, find the absolute difference of -values.
- Identify the axis a point lies on when its -coordinate is .
- The -axis. Points with y = 0 lie on the horizontal axis.
- Identify the quadrant (or axis) for the point .
- Quadrant . Both coordinates negative places it in the lower-left.
- Identify the quadrant (or axis) for the point .
- Quadrant . Both coordinates positive places it in the upper-right.
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate means vertical distance: .
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same x-coordinate: distance = .
- What is the absolute value of , and what does it represent on a number line?
- ; distance from . Absolute value removes the negative sign, measuring distance from zero.
- What is the quadrant of the point ?
- Quadrant . Quadrant II has negative x and positive y values.
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same -coordinate: .
- Identify the location for the point : -axis, -axis, or a quadrant.
- -axis. When , the point lies on the vertical axis.
- Identify the quadrant of the point .
- Quadrant III. Both coordinates are negative, placing the point in the lower-left quadrant.
- Find the distance between and .
- . Same -coordinate: .
- Identify the quadrant (or axis) for the point .
- Quadrant . Negative and positive places it in the upper-left.
- What is the name of the point where the axes intersect?
- The origin, . Both coordinates equal zero at the axes' intersection.
- Which axis is the -axis: horizontal or vertical?
- Horizontal. The -axis runs left-right across the plane.
- Identify the correct expression for the distance between and .
- . Horizontal points: use absolute value of x-coordinates.
- What is the distance between and ?
- . Same y-coordinate: distance = .
- Identify the quadrant of the point .
- Quadrant I. Both coordinates are positive, placing the point in the upper-right quadrant.
- What is the quadrant of the point ?
- Quadrant . Quadrant III has both negative x and y values.