Graphs: The Coordinate Plane
Lesson Objective
This lesson shows you the basic parts of the Coordinate plane.
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Why Learn This?
This plane is one of the most important idea behind graphs. A lot of mathematical ideas are created using this plane.
This also means that if you are taking up math, you definitely will come across it.
Study Tips
Tips #1
These are the parts of the plane you should remember:
Horizontal axis (also called x-axis)
Vertical axis (also called y-axis)
The point of Origin
Quadrants
So, where are these parts located in the plane? Watch the video below to find out.
Math Video
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Math Video Transcript
00:00:00.020 This video introduces you to the parts of the coordinate plane. It is important for you to remember these parts. 00:00:08.120 Before I begin, it good to know that, this plane was developed by this French mathematician a long time ago. 00:00:18.200 Now, let's take a look. This number line is the x-axis. Also known as horizontal axis. The number line over here is the y-axis. Also known as vertical axis. Okay, now look at the center. 00:00:43.090 This point is called the point of origin. If you look carefully, the x-axis and y-axis divide the plane into 4 parts. 00:00:52.160 Each part is called a quadrant. Also, these parts are labeled, Quadrant 1, Quadrant 2, Quadrant 3 and Quadrant 4 respectively. 00:01:05.120 Okay, that is all for now. We will go through on how to use this plane in the next lesson.
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Now, let's try some MCQ questions to understand this lesson better.
You can start by going through the series of the
Coordinate plane questions here
or pick your question below.
Question 1
on the basic parts of the plane
Question 2
on the basic parts of the plane
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