Question 1 · 1 mark
A point is somewhere on column 3 of a grid. Which extra clue would identify one position?
- Its row number
- Its horizontal distance from the same reference
- The total number of columns
AIMS LEARNING
Chapter 1 · AMP · 1
Think first. Use AI purposefully. Verify always.
ORIGINAL AIMS MATERIAL · 40 MARKS · SELF-REVIEW
AMP 1 — Foundation
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Objective · 4 marks
Question 2 · 1 mark
Why does one number locate a point on an agreed number line, but a column number alone does not locate a point on a plane?
- A plane always contains more marked points
- A plane allows a second independent direction of movement
- A number line does not need a reference point
Question 3 · 1 mark
Two markers have the same row but different columns. Which statement explains their positions?
- They coincide because the row matches
- They share a vertical location but differ horizontally
- They differ vertically because their columns differ
Question 4 · 1 mark
Use the grid. Which complete description selects B rather than A or C?
- Column 3, row 2
- Column 2 only
- Column 2, row 3
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