Grade 6 / a little further on: locating on the map 9 exercises corrected

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1. Coordinates in the plane E.11188 In a plane equipped with a coordinate system, consider the two points A and B : Reading coordinates: A point in the plane is identified using the scale on the two half-lines. We will perform the following two readings in this order : we read the number on the horizontal half-line (x-axis) we read the number on the vertical half-line (y-axis) Point A is identified by the number 14 , then the number 4 . Vocabulary : We say that the point A has coordinates (14 ; 4) L’ x-coordinate of the point A has a value of 14 . L’ ordinate of point A has a value of 4 . 1 Give the coordinates of point B . 2 Place the two points C and D with coordinates : C (2 ; 1) ; D (10 ; 3) Note: Check that points A , B , C , and D are aligned. E.11182 In the plane with a reference point : We have the coordinates : A ( : : : ; : : : ) ; B ( : : : ; : : : ) ; C ( : : : ; : : : ) E.11183 In the plane with a reference point : We have the coordinates : A ( : : : ; : : : ) ; B ( : : : ; : : : ) ; C ( : : : ; : : : ) E.11185 Consider the coordinate system in the diagram below : 1 Determine the coordinates of points A , B , C , D , and E located in the coordinate system above. 2 Name the (s) point (s) with strictly negative abscissa. 3 Name the (s) point (s) with strictly negative ordinates. E.11186 Consider the following reference frame in the plane : 1 Determine the coordinates of the points B and C . 2 Place the points : A ( − 4 ; 1) ; D ( − 3 ; − 2) . 3 What conjecture can be made about the nature of the quadrilateral ABCD ? E.11184 Consider the grid below : 1 Knowing that the point B has the coordinate ( − 3 ; − 1) , correctly place the origin and the missing axes of the grid. 2 Place the points A , C and D : A ( − 2 ; 2) ; C (7 ; − 1) ; D (6 ; − 4) 3 What is the nature of the quadrilateral ABCD ? https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/11188 sacados/11188 012468101214124xyAB chapExoCorrec/11182 sacados/11182 012468101214124xyABC chapExoCorrec/11183 sacados/11183 0123456712xyABC chapExoCorrec/11185 sacados/11185 -7-6-5-4-3-2-1O123456-3-2-112ABCDE chapExoCorrec/11186 sacados/11186 xxyy-6-5-4-3-2-1O12345-3-2-112BC chapExoCorrec/11184 sacados/11184 B
E.11190 Repeat an exercise like this one but with a displacement E.11817 1 In the marker below, place the following points : A ( − 7 ; − 2) ; B ( − 5 ; 3) ; C ( − 2 ; 0) D (0 ; 2) ; E (6 ; 4) ; F (10 ; 2) ; G (4 ; 0) 2 a Connect the points A , B , C and color the triangle ABC blue. What is its nature? b Connect the points D , E , F , G and color the quadri-lateral DEFG in red. What is its nature? 2. Coordinates in space E.11145 Definition: to locate points in space, we use a reference frame composed of three axes: the abscissa axis (noted x ) , the ordinate axis (noted y ) , the coastline axis (noted z ) . These axes have the same origin (usually noted O ) , have the same unit and are perpendicular to each other (two by two) . In space provided with a reference frame, consider the config-uration below composed of cubes with sides measuring 1 . Definition: to move from point O to point A , we make 3 moves along the direction of the 3 axes of the reference frame : 5 units along the x-axis, 4 units along the y-axis, 3 units along the coast axis. On dira que le point A a pour coordonnées 5 ; 4 ; 3 . Give the coordinates of the points B , C , D . E.11124 In space provided with a reference frame, consider the figure below composed of cubes with edges measuring 1 : Give the coordinates of the points A , B , C , D . https://chingmath.fr sacados/11190 chapExoCorrec/11817 sacados/11817 -6-4-201246810-20124xy chapExoCorrec/11145 sacados/11145 Oabscisses(xordonnées(y)côtes (z)ABCD chapExoCorrec/11124 sacados/11124 OxyzABCD
E.11125 In the space marked with a reference point, consider the points 4 , A , B , C , D shown below : Give the coordinates of these four points. https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/11125 sacados/11125 xyzABCD