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X(1,3) Y(2,5) Z(3,7)

a) Plotandlabelthepointsonthegrid.

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Whatdoyounotice?

c) Writethecoordinatesoftwootherpointsthatfit

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1 Thecardsshowthecoordinatesofsixpoints.

A(4,4) B(2,3) C(6,4)

D(10,8) E(0,5) F(9,0)

Plotandlabelthepointsonthegrid.

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Draw on a grid

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a) Whatarethecoordinatesofthetwoverticesshown?

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b) Giveapossiblecoordinateforthethirdvertex,

ifthetriangleisright-angled. ( , )

c) Giveapossiblecoordinateforthethirdvertex,

ifthetriangleisisosceles. ( , )

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6 Thecoordinatesofonevertexofasquareare(10,10).

Givepossiblecoordinatesfortheotherthreevertices.

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Howmanydifferentanswerscanyoufind?

3 Herearethecoordinatesoftheverticesofarectangle.

(1,1) (5,1) (1,3) (5,3)

Drawtherectangleonthegrid.

4 Twosquaresaredrawnonagrid.

Herearethecoordinatesoftheverticesofeachsquare.

SquareA (1,1)(1,3)(3,3)(3,1)

SquareB(2,2)(2,4)(4,4)(4,2)

a) Doyouthinkthesquareswilloverlap?

b) Drawonthegridtocheckyouranswer.

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