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Example Questions
Example Question #901 : Isee Lower Level (Grades 5 6) Quantitative Reasoning
Find the equation that represents a line that has a intercept of
.
To identify the correct equation, apply the formula , where
represents the slope of the line and
the
intercept.
Thus, the line that passes through the axis at
is
Example Question #1 : How To Find A Line On A Coordinate Plane
Which of the following equations of a line has the steepest slope?
To find which equation of a line has the steepest slope, apply the formula: , where
represents the slope of the line and
represents the
intercept.
Also, note that , meaning the change in the
value, over the change in the
value.
The equation that has the largest absolute value of m is the equation that has the steepest slope.
Thus, the equation has the steepest slope, because in order to go from one point to the next move a vertical distance of
and a horizontal distance of
which is larger than any of the other choices.
Example Question #151 : Geometry
Find the slope of the line that passes through the coordinate points and
.
To find the slope of the line that passes through these two coordinate points, apply the formula:
Thus the correct answer is:
Example Question #9 : How To Find A Line On A Coordinate Plane
Line segment has endpoints
and
. What is the slope of the line segment?
To find the slope of the line that passes through these two coordinate points, apply the formula:
Thus the correct answer is:
Example Question #902 : Isee Lower Level (Grades 5 6) Quantitative Reasoning
Find the length of the line segment above.
To find the length of this line segment find the difference between each of the two end points values, since they have the same
value.
The difference between and
is
.
Example Question #152 : Geometry
Find coordinates for the midpoint of the line segment above.
To find the midpoint of this line segment, you could apply the midpoint formula. However, most students preparing for this exam will not learn the midpoint formula for several years. Therefore, the most effective way to find the midpoint is to find the difference between the two end points' values, and then divide the difference in half to find the middle
coordinate.
Since, the difference between and
is
.
.
Thus, the midpoint is increments away from each of the points. By counting
increments from either point, you'll land on the midpoint coordinate of
.
Example Question #152 : Geometry
Find the equation of a line that has the steepest slope?
To find which equation of a line has the steepest slope, apply the formula: , where
represents the slope of the line and
represents the
intercept.
Also, note that , meaning the change in the
value, over the change in the
value. The greater the absolute value m value of an equation is the steeper the slope of the line is.
Therefore find the largest absolute value m and that will be the correct answer for this problem.
Thus, the correct answer is .
Example Question #1 : How To Find The Points On A Coordinate Plane
Which quadrant would (-3, -5) be in?
IV
I
II
III
III
Two negative points will always be found in Quadrant III.
Example Question #1 : How To Find The Points On A Coordinate Plane
Which coordinate point is closest to the -axis?
Although coordinate point has the largest
value in comparison to the other answer choices--it is the closest point to the
-axis becaues of the points
value.
Compare the absolute value of each of the coordinate points values. Since, the absolute value of point
is the lowest, the point has the shortest distance to the
-axis.
Example Question #152 : Geometry
Select the point that has the shortest distance to the axis.
Since the -axis runs vertically, the point that has the
coordinate with the lowest absolute value will be closest to the
-axis. Therefore, coordinate point
has the shortest distance to the
-axis, because the point is only a distance of
away from the
-axis. Every other coordinate point has an absolute distance of
or more.
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