Question
He says that the plotted point is (−0.5, −0.25)
. What is Hassan's error?
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Responses
Hassan did not make an error.
Hassan did not make an error.
The x-coordinate should be -2.
The x-coordinate should be -2.
The x and y coordinates are switched.
The x and y coordinates are switched.
The y-coordinate should be -1.
The y-coordinate should be -1.
. What is Hassan's error?
NOTE: In the bottom right corner of each question, you will see an option to check answer. Click this to check your answer before moving on to the next question. It will not tell you the correct answer, but it will tell you if the answer you selected is correct. You can use this feature twice per question.
(1 point)
Responses
Hassan did not make an error.
Hassan did not make an error.
The x-coordinate should be -2.
The x-coordinate should be -2.
The x and y coordinates are switched.
The x and y coordinates are switched.
The y-coordinate should be -1.
The y-coordinate should be -1.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
To determine Hassan's error, we need to analyze the plotted point he provided, which is (−0.5, −0.25).
Without additional context regarding the correct coordinates or the graph he's referring to, it's challenging to pinpoint the specific error. However, we can evaluate the options:
1. **Hassan did not make an error.** - This would be true if the point (−0.5, −0.25) was indeed correct for the specific context given.
2. **The x-coordinate should be -2.** - This would imply that the correct point requires an x-coordinate of -2 instead of -0.5.
3. **The x and y coordinates are switched.** - This suggests that the point should have been plotted as (−0.25, −0.5).
4. **The y-coordinate should be -1.** - This would mean the correct point has a y-coordinate of -1 instead of -0.25.
To select the correct response, one would require the correct point or additional context on what the plotted point is supposed to represent. If you know what the correct coordinates should be or the function/graph involved, that would help in selecting the right error option.
If you feel that the provided point matches the expected one, then the first option ("Hassan did not make an error") could be the correct choice. Otherwise, the decision could depend on the nature of the task or the context given.
If you're unsure, I recommend reviewing your task or accompanying instructions for the correct coordinates before choosing an option.
Without additional context regarding the correct coordinates or the graph he's referring to, it's challenging to pinpoint the specific error. However, we can evaluate the options:
1. **Hassan did not make an error.** - This would be true if the point (−0.5, −0.25) was indeed correct for the specific context given.
2. **The x-coordinate should be -2.** - This would imply that the correct point requires an x-coordinate of -2 instead of -0.5.
3. **The x and y coordinates are switched.** - This suggests that the point should have been plotted as (−0.25, −0.5).
4. **The y-coordinate should be -1.** - This would mean the correct point has a y-coordinate of -1 instead of -0.25.
To select the correct response, one would require the correct point or additional context on what the plotted point is supposed to represent. If you know what the correct coordinates should be or the function/graph involved, that would help in selecting the right error option.
If you feel that the provided point matches the expected one, then the first option ("Hassan did not make an error") could be the correct choice. Otherwise, the decision could depend on the nature of the task or the context given.
If you're unsure, I recommend reviewing your task or accompanying instructions for the correct coordinates before choosing an option.