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Two lines marked line L and line K are drawn on a coordinate plane. Both axes range from negative 10 to 10 in unit increments.
Describe the difference between line K
and line L
based on the pictures.
(1 point)
Line K
has been moved up
units on the y-axis to line L
.
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Two lines marked line L and line K are drawn on a coordinate plane. Both axes range from negative 10 to 10 in unit increments.
Describe the difference between line K
and line L
based on the pictures.
(1 point)
Line K
has been moved up
units on the y-axis to line L
.
Remaining Attempts : 3
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To describe the difference between line K and line L based on the image you mentioned, we would typically analyze the vertical position of the two lines.
Since the task states that "line K has been moved up," you can conclude that line L is positioned higher on the y-axis compared to line K. To quantify the movement, you would need to check how many units line K has been shifted up to reach line L.
For example:
If line K was originally at y = 2 and line L is at y = 5, then you would say:
"Line K has been moved up 3 units on the y-axis to line L."
Feel free to fill in the exact movement in units based on the image you have!
Since the task states that "line K has been moved up," you can conclude that line L is positioned higher on the y-axis compared to line K. To quantify the movement, you would need to check how many units line K has been shifted up to reach line L.
For example:
If line K was originally at y = 2 and line L is at y = 5, then you would say:
"Line K has been moved up 3 units on the y-axis to line L."
Feel free to fill in the exact movement in units based on the image you have!
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