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El plano Cartesiano
 

El plano CartesianoOnline version

Comencemos a explorar el mundo del plano cartesiano!

by Inyira Rivas Medina
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El plano cartesiano

Qué es el plano cartesiano?

El plano cartesiano es un

sistema de coordenadas que

se usa para ubicar puntos en

un plano. Este plano tiene dos

ejes perpendiculares: el eje X

(horizontal) y el eje Y (vertical).

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Los Ejes X y Y

El eje X se utiliza para

representar los

valores positivos y

negativos en la

dirección horizontal.


El eje Y se utiliza

para representar los

valores positivos y

negativos en la

dirección vertical.

3

Los Cuadrantes

El plano cartesiano se

divide en 4 cuadrantes

y cada uno tiene

combinaciones

diferentes de valores

de X e Y:

Los Cuadrantes

Cuadrante I: Ambos valores de X y

Y son positivos.

• Cuadrante II: X negativo, Y

positivo.

• Cuadrante III: Ambos valores de

X y Y son negativos.

• Cuadrante IV: X positivo, Y

negativos.

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Cómo leer y ubicar puntos

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