This math topic focuses on finding missing coordinates of right triangles on a Cartesian grid, including cases with negative coordinates. Students practice calculating the area of right triangles given various coordinates and using the area to determine unknown x or y values. The problems include a range of specific area values that require applying formulas and logic to solve for the missing coordinate. This topic is a part of a broader unit on Cartesian grid geometry logic, aimed to enhance students' understanding of geometric concepts in a coordinate system.
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Find the missing value for x if the triangle has an area of 96
Math worksheet on 'Cartesian Grid - Area (Right Triangle) to Missing Coordinate - Including Negative (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Cartesian Grid Geometry Logic - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/cartesian_grid_geometry_logic_practice/ |
Find the missing value for x if the triangle has an area of 36 |
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Find the missing value for y if the triangle has an area of 54 |
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Find the missing value for x if the triangle has an area of 32 |
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Find the missing value for y if the triangle has an area of 56 |
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Find the missing value for y if the triangle has an area of 30 |
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Find the missing value for x if the triangle has an area of 42 |
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Find the missing value for x if the triangle has an area of 30 |
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