Ordered Pairs
Name the Point
Solving problems using ordered pair
Applying the RULE
Vocabulary
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What is the ordered pair for Point A?
(3,4)
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What point is at (0,2)?
Point F
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If Mrs. Curry uses 10 cups for flour, how many cookies can she make?
70 cookies
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If x is 3, what is y?
5
100
What is the origin?
the location at zero where its two axes cross each other perpendicularly
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Give the ordered pair for Point E
(0,2)
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What point is at (6,0)?
Point C
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If Mrs. Curry uses 12 cups of flour, how many cookies can she bake?
80 cookies
200
If the rule is y=2b and b is 10, what is y?
20
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What is the ordered pair for the origin?
(0,0)
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Give the ordered pair for Point A
(2,7)
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What point is at (4,3)?
Point E
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If Mrs. Curry wanted to bake 50 cookies, how many cups of flour would she need?
8 cups
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What is the rule?
(3,2) (4,3) (5,4) (6,5)
y=x-1
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Which axes is vertical?
y
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Give the ordered pair for Point Y
(4,1)
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What point is at (1,2)?
Point B
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If Mrs. Curry wanted to bake 30 cookies, how many cups of flour would she need?
5 cups
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If the rule is y=x+3 and y is 20, what is x?
17
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Which axes is horizonal?
x
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Give the ordered pair for Point Z
(2,4)
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What letter is at (2.5, 0.5)?
Point A
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If Mrs. Curry needs 100 cookies, how many cups of flour does she need?
14 cups
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For every batch (b) of cookies Mrs. Romero makes, she needs 2 eggs (e). Draw an input/output table to show how many eggs are needed to make 2 batches, 3 batches, 4 batches, and 5 batches.
X Y
2 4
3 6
4 8
5 10
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Define ordered pair.
Two numbers written in a certain order. (x,y)