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point e coordinates
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HI!!
First, you do the x-axis, then the y-axis.
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hey
how many steps left, how many step up?
Look at the x-axis..where is the point located there?
-3 is the x asis
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Yes, and what about the y-xis?
yes
*axis
5?
Yes, so our answer is (-3, 5).
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