Monday, October 18, 2010
Correction for number 7
Correction for number 11
Corrections to number 2


Corrections for number 10

In which quadrant is the point with coordinates (11,-6) ?
a.II c.III
Correction for Number 10
Here is a link to help you plot points http://www.mathplayground.com/locate_aliens.html
Correction for Number 12
Answer: centre of rotation
Here's an example of centre of rotation.
Try this link. This game will help you plotting coordinates. It is so fun!:
Test corrections for number 2

even though you made a transformation the figure stays the same.
Correction for Number 15
This is a example image of a Translation Arrow.
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You can also try this link to learn more about coordinates.
This is a video of how to translate a shape.
I hope it helps you.
Math corrections for number 9
It is letter b because it says (-1,2) right so you go 1 unit left from the origin on the x-axis. Then go up 2 units on the y-axis. It ends up in quadrant II.
Do this to help you learn about plotting points :D
Here is a video that might help you also it starts off with a number line that is half of the Cartesian plane then it will go to the coordinate grid and teach you about plotting points.
I hope this helps you (:
Correction on number 21
A.) turning a knob to a open door
The answer is Rotation.
The answer is because if you try to do it in real life, you will notice that the door knob will turn either counterclockwise or clockwise same as the rotation. The rotation will depend on the degrees it will rotate. It either rotate on 90, 180, 360 and etc.
Corrections for Number 5
True. All the ordered pairs are plotted straightly except for point (0,-4).
Here is a picture of a coordinate grid to help you.

This link will take you to a fun math site where you can practice plotting an ordered pair.
http://www.funbrain.com/co/index.html
Video of plotting an ordered pair.
I hope it helps you!
Correction for number 10



