1. The document discusses coordinate planes and identifying points using ordered pairs. It provides examples of ordered pairs and asks the reader to identify other coordinates. 2. It then discusses a vertical line l that passes through the point (3,7) and asks the reader to find 6 points on the line and 6 points not on the line, as well as how to tell if a point is on the line based on its coordinates. 3. Finally, it introduces transformations on coordinate planes and asks the reader questions about finding points with specific x- and y-coordinates or where the y-coordinate is less than the x-coordinate. It provides homework problems for further practice.

1. Day 31: 3.1 and 3.2 Getting Started & Transformations
Launch: Overview of Coordinate Plane
y‐axis
origin
x‐axis
y‐coordinate
ordered pair
x‐coordinate
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2. Identifying
Ordered Pairs:
I. (1, 2) II. (‐1, 2)
III. (1, ‐2) IV. (0, 0)
F B
What are the other E A
O
coordinates? C
D
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3. Other Coordinate l
Plane Practice:
(3, 7)
Line l is vertical and
passes through (3, 7).
a. Find 6 points on l.
b. Find 6 points not
on l.
c. How can you tell
if a point is or isn't
on l by looking at
its coordinates?
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4. For you to think 1. The y‐axis is the only vertical line that passes
about: through (0, 0). What do the coordinates of the points
on the y‐axis have in common?
Do the points on the x‐axis follow the same pattern?
2. Graph a horizontal line through (‐2, 1) in a
coordinate plane. Name two other points on the line.
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5. What about this? 3. Shade the region or set of points on a coordinate
plane where you find (a,b) in the following cases:
a. 3≤a≤4 and 0≤b≤1
b. 2≤a≤5 and 0≤b≤1
a. b.
Complete #8 on page 191 on your own. (3 minutes)
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6. 3.2 Transformations
Turn to pg. 196.
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7. Refer to the coordinate graph on the left and answer the
following questions:
1.) Where can you find a point whose x‐coordinate is
negative? positive? zero?
2.) Where can you find a point whose y‐coordinate is
negative? positive? zero?
3.) Where can you find a point whose x‐coordinate is 8?
4.) Where can you find a point whose y‐coordinate is ‐6?
5.) Where can you find a point whose y‐coordinate is less
than its x‐coordinate?
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9. Homework: pg. 193 #11, 15, 19
pg. 200 #6‐8, 10, 12, 13
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