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Quiz: Plano Cartesiano

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Quiz: Plano Cartesiano
 

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Conceptos clave del plano

by Grullon De Jesús, Jinmy Antonio
1

¿Qué eje representa la horizontal en el plano cartesiano?

2

¿Qué signo tiene la abscisa de un punto en el cuadrante II?

3

¿Dónde se sitúa el origen (0,0)?

4

¿Qué describe la coordenada (a, b)?

5

¿En cuántos cuadrantes se divide el plano cartesiano?

6

¿Qué distancia utiliza la fórmula entre dos puntos?

7

¿Qué punto es (0,5) en el plano?

8

¿Qué representa la pendiente entre dos puntos?

9

¿Qué significa coordenadas negativas en x?

10

Si un punto es (3,-2), ¿en qué cuadrante está?

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El eje horizontal se llama eje X (abscisas).

En el cuadrante II, x es negativo e y es positivo.

El origen es la intersección de los dos ejes.

La primera coordenada (a) es la abscisa, la segunda (b) es la ordenada.

El plano se divide en 4 cuadrantes.

La fórmula clásica es la distancia euclidiana: sqrt((x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2).

La abscisa es 0, por eso está en el eje Y.

La pendiente indica cuán inclinada está la recta.

x negativo ubica al punto a la izquierda del origen.

x positivo y y negativo corresponde al cuadrante IV.

 
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