Plot P(4, -6) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Move 4 right, then 6 down.
I can plot ordered pairs in all four quadrants.
Start at the origin. Move horizontally by x, then vertically by y. Quadrant signs are I (+,+), II (-,+), III (-,-), IV (+,-). A point on an axis belongs to no quadrant.
Plot P(4, -6) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Move 4 right, then 6 down.
Plot P(4, -3) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant. Then plot Q on the y-axis at the same height and name its coordinates.
Move 4 right, then 3 down.
Work in order. Start with the foundations, then build toward explanation and application.
Plot P(-2, -3) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(7, -5) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(-7, 4) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(4, -2) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(-6, -4) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(5, 4) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant.
Plot P(-7/2, -3/2) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant. Then plot Q on the y-axis at the same height and name its coordinates.
Plot P(4, -7/2) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant. Then plot Q on the y-axis at the same height and name its coordinates.
Plot P(-5/2, 5/2) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant. Then plot Q on the y-axis at the same height and name its coordinates.
Plot P(7/2, -3) on a coordinate plane and name its quadrant. Then plot Q on the y-axis at the same height and name its coordinates.
Move 2 left, then 3 down.
Move 7 right, then 5 down.
Move 7 left, then 4 up.
Move 4 right, then 2 down.
Move 6 left, then 4 down.
Move 5 right, then 4 up.
Move 7/2 left, then 3/2 down.
Move 4 right, then 7/2 down.
Move 5/2 left, then 5/2 up.
Move 7/2 right, then 3 down.