What is the value of the point on the number on the number line?
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Answer:
The Original point is (1, -8)
The Final point in my graph of A is (1, -3)
Step-by-step explanation:
translate the figure 5 units up means to move the points up by 5. In my graph I've shown all the points translated 5 units up
Answer:
First, third, fifth
Step-by-step explanation:
The first statement:
When looking at the Ferris Wheel, the location of the point is 3/4 to the right on the x-axis, then 1 up on the y-axis. The points are accurate to the first statement, so that's true.
The second statement:
The bumper cars are indeed located at -1 on the x-axis, but because each side of the squares that make up the gridded plane is 1/4 unit. Therefore, the bumper cars are located at (-1
,
). False.
The third statement:
It is true because it's located 3/4 on the x-axis, and the 0 means it doesn't move from the x-axis, meaning it doesn't go up or down.
The fourth statement:
This statement is false because the given point is the opposite of the actual place where the slide is.
The final, fifth statement:
This is true because from (0,0) the origin, it goes back two squares and up two squares which is where the point is.
Sorry if this is a bit rushed towards the end, I'm short on time.