PLANO CARTESIANO | Aprenda de uma forma diferente \Prof. Gis/

Gis com Giz Matemática
4 Aug 202024:34

Summary

TLDRIn this engaging lesson, Gis connects geography and mathematics by exploring how coordinates work in both contexts. Starting with latitude and longitude, she demonstrates how to locate points on a world map and reveals her own location as a fun challenge. She then introduces the Cartesian plane, explaining its axes, origin, quadrants, and how to plot points using ordered pairs. Through interactive examples, including flags and a Battleship-style game, students learn to identify coordinates and apply them practically. The video combines visual explanations, real-life applications, and playful exercises to make understanding the Cartesian plane intuitive and enjoyable.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Latitude and longitude are coordinate systems used in Geography to determine the location of any point on Earth.
  • 😀 Latitudes run north to south based on the Equator, while longitudes run east to west based on the Greenwich Meridian.
  • 😀 The Cartesian plane in Mathematics is similar to geographic coordinates, using two perpendicular axes instead of latitude and longitude.
  • 😀 The Cartesian plane consists of a horizontal axis (x-axis or abscissa) and a vertical axis (y-axis or ordinate), which intersect at the origin (0,0).
  • 😀 The plane is divided into four quadrants, and positive and negative values are represented along both axes.
  • 😀 Points on the Cartesian plane are represented by ordered pairs (x, y), where the first value corresponds to the x-axis and the second to the y-axis.
  • 😀 Real-world examples, like GPS and games such as Battleship, use the concept of coordinate systems to locate points or objects.
  • 😀 Understanding the Cartesian plane allows students to plot points, identify coordinates, and connect Mathematics with Geography and everyday applications.
  • 😀 Visual aids such as flags, squares, or boats help illustrate the concept of coordinates and ordered pairs in a hands-on way.
  • 😀 The instructor encourages interactive learning by having students practice locating points and placing objects based on given ordered pairs.
  • 😀 Gis's location challenge reinforces the link between latitude/longitude and Cartesian coordinates, promoting engagement and practical understanding.
  • 😀 Consistent labeling and careful identification of x and y values are essential to accurately plot points and interpret coordinates.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of Gis' class?

    -The main topic is the Cartesian plane in mathematics, how it works, and its connection to geographic coordinates like latitude and longitude.

  • How are latitude and longitude defined in geography?

    -Latitude divides the Earth north and south from the Equator, while longitude divides the Earth east and west from the Greenwich Meridian.

  • What is the similarity between geographic coordinates and the Cartesian plane?

    -Both systems use a pair of values to locate a point: latitude and longitude in geography correspond to the Y-axis and X-axis in the Cartesian plane.

  • What are the axes of a Cartesian plane and their names?

    -The horizontal axis is called the abscissa or X-axis, and the vertical axis is called the ordinate or Y-axis.

  • What is the origin in a Cartesian plane?

    -The origin is the point where the X-axis and Y-axis intersect, represented as (0, 0).

  • How are the quadrants of a Cartesian plane defined?

    -The plane is divided into four quadrants: the first quadrant has positive X and Y values, the second has negative X and positive Y, the third has negative X and Y, and the fourth has positive X and negative Y.

  • How do you represent a point on a Cartesian plane?

    -A point is represented by an ordered pair (X, Y), where X is the abscissa (horizontal) value and Y is the ordinate (vertical) value.

  • How can the Cartesian plane be used in practical applications like games?

    -The Cartesian plane can be used in games like Battleship, where players guess the coordinates of opponents' pieces using ordered pairs.

  • What tips does Gis give for placing points when one value is zero?

    -If X = 0, the point lies on the Y-axis; if Y = 0, the point lies on the X-axis; and if both X and Y are 0, the point is at the origin.

  • What is Gis' location and how can it be found using coordinates?

    -Gis’ location is at latitude 23° S and longitude 51° W. Students can identify it on a map by using these geographic coordinates, which corresponds to Curitiba, Brazil.

  • Why is the Cartesian plane named after René Descartes?

    -It is named in tribute to the mathematician René Descartes, who developed the concept of using perpendicular axes to locate points in a plane.

  • How should students prepare to practice plotting points on a Cartesian plane?

    -Students should use squared paper or create a grid in their notebook to draw axes, mark coordinates, and plot points using ordered pairs.

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