fill in the gaps a (1, 1) b (1, -1) c (-1, -1) k (-7, 0) s (9, 0) d (-1, 1) l (-8, -2) t (8, 3) e (0, 3) m (-6, -5) u (6, 4) f (3, 0) n (-1, -6) v (3, 5) g (0, -3) o (2, -5) w (-1, 5) h (-3, 0) p (5, -6) x (-4, 5) i (-3, 2) q (6, -2) y (-5, 4) j (-5, 2) r (8, -2) z (-10, -6) Coordinates (3)
Fill in the gaps a (1, 1) b (1, -1) c (-1, -1) k (-7, 0) s (9, 0) Title: Microsoft Word - coordinates 3.doc Author: RK Created Date: 2/9/2005 18:30:10
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1 fill in the gaps a (1, 1) b (1, -1) c (-1, -1) k (-7, 0) s (9, 0) d (-1, 1) l (-8, -2) t (8, 3) e (0, 3) m (-6, -5) u (6, 4) f (3, 0) n (-1, -6) v (3, 5) g (0, -3) o (2, -5) w (-1, 5) h (-3, 0) p (5, -6) x (-4, 5) i (-3, 2) q (6, -2) y (-5, 4) j (-5, 2) r (8, -2) z (-10, -6) Coordinates (3)
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• Plot the points on the grid above using the coordinates below. • Using a ruler, join them up as you go to make 8 separate shapes. Shape A Shape C Shape E Shape G
• Plot the points on the grid above using the coordinates below. • Using a ruler, join them up as you go to make 8 separate shapes. Shape A Shape C Shape E Shape G
• Plot the points on the grid above using the coordinates below. • Using a ruler, join them up as you go to make 6 separate shapes. Shape A Shape C Shape E
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