Ordered Pairs and Graphing
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Objective
I can follow rules to create two number patterns, write the matching numbers as ordered pairs, and graph those points on a coordinate plane.
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Practice
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Explain in your own words what an ordered pair is and what each number in the pair represents.
If a point is located 7 units to the right of the origin and 1 unit up, what is its ordered pair?
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Exit ticket
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“Rule 1: Add 3. Rule 2: Add 1. Start with 0 for both rules. Write the first two ordered pairs you get from these patterns. On the graph paper, draw the x-axis and y-axis and plot the two ordered pairs you created. Make sure you label your graph! Rule 1: Add 5. Rule 2: Add 2. Start with 1 for both rules. Write the first two ordered pairs you get from these patterns. Rule 1: Add 2. Rule 2: Add 4. Start with 0 for both rules. Write the first two ordered pairs you get from these patterns.”
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