Cartesian Grid - Points (one dimension to complete coordinates) (no indicator) (Level 2)

This math topic focuses on completing the coordinates of a point on the Cartesian plane. Learners are challenged to identify missing x or y values for various points given their positions on a grid. The problems are structured to enhance the understanding of the Cartesian coordinate system, helping to solidify foundational knowledge in plotting points and reading grids. Several questions guide learners through the process of either determining the x-coordinate when the y-coordinate is known, or vice versa, with no additional hints provided to increase the difficulty slightly. This is a practical exercise for developing spatial and numerical reasoning skills related to graphs.

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Cartesian Grid - Points (one dimension to complete coordinates) (no indicator) Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Cartesian Grid - Points (one dimension to complete coordinates) (no indicator) (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Cartesian Grid Foundations' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/cartesian_grid_foundations/

1

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the y value

a

(-3,-3)

b

(3,-2)

c

(4,-3)

d

(3,-3)

e

(-3,3)

f

(3,3)

2

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the y value

a

(-2,4)

b

(4,3)

c

(-4,2)

d

(4,2)

e

(5,2)

f

(2,-4)

3

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the x value

a

(4,-2)

b

(-4,-3)

c

(4,-3)

d

(3,4)

e

(4,3)

f

(-3,-4)

4

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the x value

a

(5,-2)

b

(-3,5)

c

(-3,-5)

d

(5,-3)

e

(6,-3)

f

(5,3)

5

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the x value

a

(1,3)

b

(3,-1)

c

(2,3)

d

(1,-3)

e

(1,4)

f

(-3,1)

6

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the y value

a

(-2,1)

b

(-1,2)

c

(1,2)

d

(3,1)

e

(1,-2)

f

(2,1)

7

Complete the coordinates of the point by identifying the x value

a

(2,-2)

b

(3,2)

c

(-3,-2)

d

(2,-3)

e

(3,-3)

f

(-2,-3)