
Kristen M. answered 03/17/23
Certified in Elementary, Middle School Math and Special Education
PART 1
Original Ordered Pair: (6 , 4)
'Move up 4 units' has 2 ways solve for the correct answer.
- If you have a coordinate plane, (or you can draw one), you will start at the original point and move straight up 4 units (or boxes). Our coordinate point will end at the number 8 which is located on the y-axis
- Since we are moving up and the y-axis is the vertical (up and down) line on a coordinate plane, we know that the new coordinate is going to be y.
- We will use our new 'y' coordinate, 8, to replace with the original one, 4.
- If you don't have a coordinate plane, you can solve with addition or subtraction. Since we are moving up, we know it is a positive 4. We can add 4 to our original y coordinate, 4, to determine the new point.
- (4 + 4 = 8)
- We will replace the current y coordinate, 4, with our answer, 8.
New Coordinate Y: (x , 8)
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PART 2
Original Ordered Pair: (6 , 4)
'Move left 6 units' has 2 ways solve for the correct answer.
- If you have a coordinate plane, or you can draw one, you can solve by starting at the original point and moving it to the left 6 units (or boxes). Our new coordinate point would land on 0, which is located at the origin in the middle of the graph.
- Since we are moving left and the x-axis is the horizontal (left to right) line on a coordinate plane, we know the new coordinate is going to be the x.
- We will use our new 'x' coordinate, 0, to replace with the original one, 6
- If you don't have a coordinate plane, you can solve with addition or subtraction. Since we are moving to the left, we know the 6 is negative. We can subtract 6 from our original x coordinate, 6, to determine the new one.
- (6 - 6 = 0)
- We will use our new 'x' coordinate, 0, to replace with the original one, 6
New Coordinate X: (6 , y)
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FINAL ANSWER
New Ordered Pair (X, Y): (6 , 8)