BackThe Rectangular Coordinate System definitions
You can tap to flip the card.
Control buttons has been changed to "navigation" mode.
1/15BackSkip to main contentBackRectangular Coordinate System
A two-dimensional grid formed by perpendicular horizontal and vertical number lines, used to plot locations with two values. Cartesian Plane
A diagram with intersecting x and y axes, dividing space into four regions for plotting points with ordered pairs. X Axis
The horizontal number line in a two-dimensional grid, representing the first value in an ordered pair. Y Axis
The vertical number line in a two-dimensional grid, representing the second value in an ordered pair. Origin
The intersection point of the x and y axes, located at 0,0, serving as the reference for all coordinates. Ordered Pair
A set of two numbers in parentheses, indicating a specific location on a grid using x and y values. Quadrant
One of four regions created by the x and y axes, each with distinct combinations of positive and negative values. Linear Equation
An algebraic expression involving two variables, whose solutions are points that satisfy the relationship when substituted. Solution
A set of values for variables that makes an equation true when substituted, often represented as an ordered pair. Coordinate
A numerical value indicating position along an axis, used in pairs to specify locations on a grid. Table
A structured arrangement of values for variables, used to organize and complete ordered pair solutions. Standard Form
A way of writing equations with variables and constants arranged in a specific order, aiding in analysis and graphing. Coefficient
A numerical factor multiplying a variable in an equation, influencing the slope or steepness of a line. Degree
The highest exponent of a variable in a polynomial, indicating the complexity of the equation. Intersection
The point where two axes cross, dividing the plane into four regions and serving as the reference for coordinates.
Back
02:16
