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Conocimientos básicos del plano

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Thomas Jose Martinez Valdiviezo
Thomas Jose Martinez Valdiviezo
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Conocimientos básicos del plano

by Thomas Jose Martinez Valdiviezo
1

¿Qué describe el plano cartesiano?

2

¿Dónde se cruzan los ejes x e y?

3

¿En qué cuadrante está un punto con x>0 e y>0?

4

¿Qué signo tienen x e y en el cuadrante II?

5

¿Dónde se ubica el punto (0,5)?

6

¿Cómo se llama el eje que representa la abscisa (valor de x)?

7

¿Qué distancia entre (0,0) y (3,4)?

8

¿Qué indica la primera coordenada p(x,y)?

9

¿En qué cuadrante está (-2,-3)?

10

¿Qué representa la coordenada (a,b)?

Explicación

El plano usa ejes x e y para localizar puntos en el plano.

El origen es la intersección de ambos ejes.

Cuadrante I corresponde a x e y positivos.

En II: x negativo, y positivo.

Coordenadas x=0 están en el eje vertical (Y).

La abscisa es el valor de x, correspondiente al eje horizontal.

Aplicando la distancia: sqrt(3^2+4^2)=5.

La primera cifra es la abscisa (x).

Ambas coordenadas negativas caen en III.

La primera es x (abscisa), la segunda es y (ordenada).

 
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