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Mathematics, Grade 6
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Study Guide Coordinates Mathematics, Grade 6
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COORDINATES
What
are
coordinates?
The
use
of
coordinates
pertains
to
graphing
and
the
quadrants
that
are
formed
by
the
x
and
y-axis.
The
x-axis
is
the
horizontal
axis
on
a
graph
and
the
y-axis
is
the
vertical
axis
on
a
graph.
The
x
and
y-axis
make
up
the
following
quadrants:
When
plotting
points
on
grid
or
graph,
the
x
value
is
plotted
first
and
then
the
y
value,
(x,
y).
In
quadrant
I,
the
x
and
y
values
are
both
positive.
In
quadrant
II,
the
x
value
is
negative
and
the
y
value
is
positive.
In
quadrant
III,
both
the
x
and
y
values
are
negative.
In
quadrant
IV,
the
x
value
is
positive
and
the
y
value
is
negative.
How
to
use
coordinates:
•
To
plot
points
on
a
grid,
look
at
the
x
value
first
and
move
that
many
spaces
over
on
the
x-axis,
either
positive
or
negative.
•
Next,
look
at
the
y
value
and
move
that
many
spaces
up
or
down
on
the
y-axis
depending
if
the
value
is
positive
or
negative
and
plot
the
point.
•
By
plotting
various
points
and
connecting
the
points,
angles
and
shapes
can
be
drawn.
•
The
three
types
of
angles
are
acute
(less
than
90°) o
btuse,
(greater
than
90°)
and
right
(90°).
•
When
shapes
are
plotted
on
a
grid,
their
area
and
perimeter
can
be
found
by
counting
the
blocks
that
make
up
the
grid.
One
block
equals
one
unit.
To
find
perimeter,
the
blocks
on
all
the
sides
of
the
shape
should
be
counted.
To
find
the
area
of
a
rectangle,
the
length
and
the
width
would
be
counted
in
blocks
and
then
multiplied
since
area
=
length
·
width.
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Try
this!
1.
Plot
the
following
on
a
grid:
(2,
4)
(-6,
5)
(-3,
-1)
(7,
-8)
What
quadrant
were
these
points
in?
2.
What
kind
of
angle
is
less
than
90°?
3.
What
kind
of
angle
is
90°?
4.
What
is
the
perimeter
of
a
rectangle
with
3
blocks
for
a
height
and
5
blocks
for
a
width?
5.
What
is
the
area
of
a
square
with
sides
4
blocks
long?
© Copyright NewPath Learning. All Rights Reserved.
Permission
is
granted
for
the
purchaser
to
print
copies
for
non-commercial
educational
purposes
only.
Visit
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www.NewPathLearning.com.
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