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Sorry for The very late reply! So what do you need help with?

Hey,
http://www.mathsisfun.com/puzzles/meeti … lenge.html
CHRIS

Alright, I want you to make two intersecting number lines like the one you did in the bar chart exercises.
Now, label them as x and y.

Next, we use the ordered pair (x,y) to represent any point in the line graph.
For example, A = (2,4)
So A would have x = 2, and y = 4.

Now, I want you to get a piece of paper and make the x and y axis and plot the points :
A = (5,4)
B = (4,5)
C = (0,4)
D = (6,0)
E = (3,2)

And post it here.

After that I will give you other exercises similar to the one I gave you earlier for the bar and circle charts.
Once you get a hand of this, I will teach you about the Cartesian Coordinate System.
Sorry that I am not able to make my text big, I'm on a mobile device.
I will see you tomorrow, almost midnight here!
Night.
Chris

Q1 3 or -3?
Overall, I'm impressed. It took you so little time to understand things. I will prepare you the next lessons now.

Read this : then try the exercise below :
http://www.mathsisfun.com/positive-nega … egers.html
After than read this and try the exercise below :
http://www.mathsisfun.com/multiplying-negatives.html

Solve
-5 x (-8) =
5 x (-2) =
8 divide (-2) =
-6 divide (-5) =

Hi, read the link below :
http://www.mathsisfun.com/number-line.html

I will go with bob.

Do you have geogebra? You could use that program to teach geometry.