Plot the following points on the grid:
(4,5), (-2, 4), (-4,-3) & (5,-6)
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This lesson will teach us the basic concepts of relationship between two quantities in the coordinate system. For instances, is y a dependent variable or independent variable? What is domain and range? What is an ordered pair? What is quadrant? And how do we plot points on a graph?
Coordinate System : A presentation of a real number by points on the real number line using an order pair.
Order pairs: A point ( x , y ) on the coordinate plane. Eg. (-3,5), (0,5)…
Origin: The intersection of x-axis and y-axis →(0,0)
Relations: Sets of ordered pairs ( x , y )
Domain: All the x-values on the coordinate system
Range: All the y-values on the coordinate system
Independent Variable: The "x" values, which are also known as the inputs when solving for a solution.
Dependent Variable: The "y" values, which are also known as the outputs when solving for a solution.