Asked by Bongani
A knight ‘s move in chess is two units horizontally (left or right) and one unit vertically (up or down) or two units vertically and one unit horizontally. Starting at (3,3), which points can be reached by a knight’s move? Plot them down and join them up
• List of points for the knight’s movements
• Plotting the points on a graph paper
• Joining of the points to form a shape
• Name of the shape
• List of points for the knight’s movements
• Plotting the points on a graph paper
• Joining of the points to form a shape
• Name of the shape
Answers
Answered by
oobleck
come on.
Just add 1 or 2 to the x- and y-coordinates.
Just add 1 or 2 to the x- and y-coordinates.
Answered by
Nomcebo2020
A knight‘s move in chess is two units horizontally (left or right) and one unit vertically
(up or down), or two units vertically and one unit horizontally starting at (3, 3).
(i) Which points can be reached by a knight’s move?
(ii) Plot them and join them up.
(iii) What shape is formed?
(up or down), or two units vertically and one unit horizontally starting at (3, 3).
(i) Which points can be reached by a knight’s move?
(ii) Plot them and join them up.
(iii) What shape is formed?