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Cartesian Coordinates and Transformations

Year 6 · Measurement and Geometry · 4 questions · 6 min

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Question 1

What is the coordinate of a point 3 units right and 4 units up from the origin?

Question 2

Which quadrant contains the point (−2, 3)?

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Coordinate grid showing the given points: (-2, 3).-2.5-2.5-1.5-1.5-0.5-0.50.50.51.51.52.52.53.53.5xy11: (-2, 3)
Read coordinates across first, then up or down.
Question 3

Translate the point (2, 3) left 4 units. What is the new coordinate?

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Coordinate grid showing the given points: (2, 3).-0.5-0.5000.50.5111.51.5222.52.5333.53.5xy11: (2, 3)
Read coordinates across first, then up or down.
Question 4

What is the origin in Cartesian coordinates?

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