Plotting points on a graph

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Anthony Brown 8 years, 8 months ago

Created this as a copy of Plotting a point on a graph.

Name	Status	Author	Last Modified
JSXGraph test	Should not be used	Christian Lawson-Perfect	03/02/2021 13:59
Update a non-interactive HTML tag based on a value from a JSXGraph diagram	Should not be used	Christian Lawson-Perfect	03/02/2021 13:59
Plotting a point on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	03/02/2021 13:59
Identifying a point on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:22
Identifying a point on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:48
Plotting a point on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	03/02/2021 13:59
Placing points on a number line	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:28
Placing a point on a number line	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:47
Plotting points on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:29
Identifying points on a graph	draft	Anthony Brown	07/08/2018 18:23
Draw a straight line graph by dragging points	draft	Anthony Brown	30/08/2016 12:00
Placing a point on a number line (12 bars non integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:38
Placing a point on a number line (12 bars integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:43
Placing a point on a number line (10 bars integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:41
Placing a point on a number line (20 bars non-integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:35
Placing a point on a number line (20 bars integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:44
Placing a point on a number line (16 bars integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:43
Placing a point on a number line (16 bars non-integers)	draft	Anthony Brown	12/07/2017 16:37
Placing a point on a number line (21 bars multiple of pi/2)	draft	Anthony Brown	06/07/2017 15:53
Placing a point on a number line (21 bars multiple of pi/3)	draft	Anthony Brown	06/07/2017 16:32
Placing a point on a number line (20 bars multiple of sqrt{2}/2)	draft	Anthony Brown	06/07/2017 15:50
Placing a point on a number line (20 bars multiple of sqrt{2}/4)	draft	Anthony Brown	06/07/2017 15:46
Draw a straight line graph by dragging points	draft	Paul Howes	20/10/2016 17:21
Morten's copy of Plotting points on a graph	draft	Morten Brekke	13/03/2017 13:59
Mark points crossing the axes	Ready to use	Christian Lawson-Perfect	14/11/2022 18:04
Morten's copy of Mark points crossing the axes	draft	Morten Brekke	13/03/2017 15:07
Linjer som krysser akser	draft	Morten Brekke	14/03/2017 10:11
Hina's copy of Draw a straight line graph by dragging points	draft	Hina Ahmed	28/03/2017 19:39
getallenas natuurlijke getallen	draft	Johan Maertens	13/09/2017 20:45
Coördinaten van punten op een assenstelsel zoeken	Ready to use	Johan Maertens	02/12/2020 15:42
Daniel's copy of Linjer som krysser akser	draft	Daniel Meselu	11/07/2017 10:11
Draw a quadratic graph by dragging points	draft	Anthony Brown	17/08/2017 17:31
Joshua's copy of JSXGraph test	draft	Joshua Capel	03/02/2021 13:59
Geometry: trig on unit circle I	draft	Lovkush Agarwal	20/06/2018 13:04
Geometry: trig on unit circle	draft	Lovkush Agarwal	20/06/2018 12:50
Sketching graphs: sketch 2^x	draft	Lovkush Agarwal	06/11/2019 14:37
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Sketching graphs: sketch 1/x	draft	Lovkush Agarwal	19/06/2018 16:41
Nicholas's copy of JSXGraph test	draft	Nicholas Barker	03/02/2021 13:59
Paul's copy of Geometry: trig on unit circle I	draft	Paul Emanuel	28/06/2018 01:28
Vicky's copy of Sketching graphs: sketch 1/x	draft	Vicky Mason	11/10/2018 15:35
Vicky's copy of Sketching graphs: sketch 1/x	draft	Vicky Mason	11/10/2018 15:35
José's copy of JSXGraph test	draft	Jos Klenner	03/02/2021 13:59
Geometry: trig on unit circle, short	draft	Lovkush Agarwal	15/11/2019 16:09
Barry's copy of Sketching graphs: sketch log_2	draft	Barry Zhang	23/11/2018 08:04
Portfolio Task 2 Q2	Ready to use	Ruth Allison	06/04/2021 09:24
Musa's copy of 3 Geometry: trig on unit circle, short	draft	Musa Mammadov	27/06/2023 01:32

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Question statement

Place the following points on the graph by dragging them.

Note that to be marked correct, you have to get the x and y coordinates within 0.1 of the asked for values.

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			Name	Type	Generated Value

a	integer	0
b	integer	4
c	integer	-2
d	integer	-9
ee	integer	3
f	integer	2
g	integer	-10
h	integer	4

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random(-10..10)

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Description

x-coordinate of the first point.

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Generated value: `integer`

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$A=(\var{a},\var{b})$ , $\quad B=(\var{c},\var{d})$ , $\quad C=(\var{ee},\var{f})\quad$ and $\quad D=(\var{g},\var{h})$ .

{dragpoint()}

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The correct positions of the points are shown in the graph below.

The $x$-coordinate of $A$ is $\var{a}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the horizontal direction (positive is to the right and negative is to the left).

The $y$-coordinate of $A$ is $\var{b}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the vertical direction (positive is upwards and negative is downwards).

The $x$-coordinate of $B$ is $\var{c}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the horizontal direction (positive is to the right and negative is to the left).

The $y$-coordinate of $B$ is $\var{d}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the vertical direction (positive is upwards and negative is downwards).

The $x$-coordinate of $C$ is $\var{ee}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the horizontal direction (positive is to the right and negative is to the left).

The $y$-coordinate of $C$ is $\var{f}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the vertical direction (positive is upwards and negative is downwards).

The $x$-coordinate of $D$ is $\var{g}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the horizontal direction (positive is to the right and negative is to the left).

The $y$-coordinate of $D$ is $\var{h}$, so it is this distance from the origin in the vertical direction (positive is upwards and negative is downwards).

{dragpointafter()}

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Anthony Brown 8 years, 8 months ago

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Plotting points on a graph

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Anthony Brown 8 years, 8 months ago

Error in variable testing condition

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Generated value: integer

Parts

Gap-fill

Generated value: `integer`