Question

Point G translated right 0, up 5



A.
(–4, 1)

B.
(–4, 9)

C.
(–4, 4)

D.
(1, 4)

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Answer 1

Can you read the coordinates of point G as it is now before the translation?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

OK. This is how you read a point of the x-y coordinate plane.

Answer 4

4 , -4

Answer 5

An ordered pair is written in a specific order.
We usually write the x-coordinate first, followed by the y-coordinate.
x is left and right, the horizontal axis.
y is up and down, the vertical axis.

Answer 6

-4 ,4

Answer 7

Here is the x-y coordinate plane.

Answer 8

k

Answer 9

The reason an ordered pair is called an ordered pair is that the order makes a difference.
You must always read the x value before the y value.
Remember, x is left and right. y is up and down.

Answer 10

k

Answer 11

so the answer is c