Home > CCA2 > Chapter 6 > Lesson 6.1.1 > Problem 6-8
Make a table like the one below. Choose points in each of the locations listed at the top of the table and write in the coordinates of the points you have chosen.
Points on the x-axis | Points on the y-axis | Points on the z-axis | Points not on the x-, y-, or z-axes | |
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1st point | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) |
2nd point | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) |
3rd point | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) |
4th point | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) | ( , , ) |
What do you notice about the coordinates of the points on the
-axis? Remember that on a 2-D plane, any point on the
-axis has -value of . The
- and -values are always . Make a conjecture about the coordinates of points that lie on any of the coordinate axes.
See part (a).
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