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6.11 Graph points in all four quadrants using pairs of rational numbers

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6.11: Measurement and Data

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Four points are graphed on the coordinate grid. Which ordered pair does not appear to be represented by one of these points?
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(-4, 1/2)
(5/2,- 3)
(-1, - 1 1/2)
(3/2,2)

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Q1
Four points are graphed on the coordinate grid. Which ordered pair does not appear to be represented by one of these points?
(-4, 1/2)
(5/2,- 3)
(-1, - 1 1/2)
(3/2,2)
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6.11: Measurement and Data
Q2
Benisha graphed point G on the coordinate grid. She will graph point H at a location 5 units away from point G. Which ordered pair could represent the location of point H?
( -4, 5)
( -4, -1)
(1, 3)
( -9, 8)
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6.11: Measurement and Data
Q3
The coordinate grid shows points J, K, L, and M. Which point best represents the ordered pair (-2 1/2 , 3)?
Point M
Point K
Point J
Point L
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6.11: Measurement and Data
Q4
A coordinate grid is shown below. Which ordered pair describes a point that is located 4 units to the left of the origin and 2 units below the x-axis?
(4, -2)
(- 4, -2)
(- 4, 2)
(4, 2)
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6.11: Measurement and Data

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