Glencoe Math Accelerated, Student Edition
Glencoe Math Accelerated, Student Edition
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ISBN: 9780076637980
Author: McGraw-Hill Glencoe
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 2.6, Problem 50HP
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To explain : how the location of point change if ordered pair multiply by −1

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Answer to Problem 50HP

The point (−7,8) will shift to quadrant IV from quadrant II and the point (8,−7) will shift to quadrant II from quadrant IV

Explanation of Solution

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The statement is “both x coordinates and y coordinates of a point in quadrant I are negative”.

The point of coordinates (−7,8) is lies on quadrant II because in quadrant II, the value of x coordinates will always be in negative and the value of y coordinates will always be in positive. If the point ordered pair is multiply by −1 ,then it will shift to quadrant IV from quadrant II

For example;

  (−7,8)(−7⋅−1,8⋅−1)(7,−8)

Therefore the point (7,−8) lies on quadrant IV because in quadrant IV the value of x coordinates will always be in positive and the value of y coordinates will always be in negative.

Similarly, if the point of coordinates (8,−7) multiply by −1 then it will shift to quadrant II from quadrant IV

For example

  (8,−7)(8⋅−1,−7⋅−1)(−8,7)

So, the point (−8,7) lies on quadrant II because in quadrant II, the value of x coordinates will always be in negative and the value of y coordinates will always be in positive.

Hence, the point (−7,8) will shift to quadrant IV from quadrant II and the point (8,−7) will shift to quadrant II from quadrant IV.

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Glencoe Math Accelerated, Student Edition

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