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Where is the origin?
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not really
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i know we have to plot the things they asked on the graph, but im not sure what goes where
Always start with the "origin" Do you know what that^ word means?
It is the starting point
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Yes, and we start with what number?
would it be 0
Yes, exactly correct, we have a "starting point" called the origin: It is labeled x=0 and y=0 :-)
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