What are the coordinates of the point that is the same distance away from the x-axis as the point (0, 5)?

Eddie is tracing out a straight line path in the Cartesian plane. He starts at A (0, 0) and moves as follows: 3 cm E to point B, then NW to point C, which is due North of point A. From there he moves the same distance SW to point D, and finally 6 cm S to point E, where he stops. What are the coordinates of point E?

You are facing NE. If you turn through 180° anticlockwise and then 135° clockwise, which direction will you be facing now?

How many complete rotations are there in 3,249°?

A circle with centre (0, 0) and diameter 6 cm is drawn on the coordinate plane. Which points will the circle pass through?

Which direction does the straight line starting at (0, 0) and ending at (6, 6) point in?

If you join up the points A (0, 0), B (1, 0), C (1, -1), D (0, -1) with straight lines you will get a square that lies in a certain quadrant. If the square is rotated anticlockwise through 90° about the origin (0, 0), which quadrant will it end up in and what will its new coordinates be?

You are facing NW. If you turn through 315° anticlockwise and then 225° clockwise, which direction will you be facing now?

Which coordinates are NW of (3, -3)?

Which of the following is the angle between NE and S?