Question

help

Answer 1

Part A: Which point represents the origin? (2 points)

Part B: Starting from the origin, explain how to plot the following three points accurately:

(1, −1)
(−1, 1.25)
(−2, fraction 3 over 4)

Answer 2

ok so do you have any idea of what it is?

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

ok lol

Answer 5

@boredfr

Answer 6

do you know what what the "origin" is?

Answer 7

No

Answer 8

the origin is the center of the graph.

Answer 9

when using order airs to plot point, you always start at the origin (center) and go from there.

Answer 10

Oh

Answer 11

do you know anything about plotting points?

Answer 12

no lol

Answer 13

ok the first letter in you ordered pairs is the "x", when plotting these if positive you will go right, on the x-axis, how ever many this number says


if it is negative you will go left

Answer 14

the second number is your "y", this number goes one the vertical line, if positive you go up., if negative u go down.

Answer 15

when plotting (1,-1)

you will look at your "x", which is "1"

this means you will go right, on the x-axis, 1 time


the take your "y" "-1" and go down on from the "1" on the x-axis one time and put your dot.

Answer 16

do you understand?

Answer 17

not really lol

Answer 18

ok, the top line, you would go over to 1, and then you would go down to negative one, and put your dot where the lines intersect.



better?

Answer 19

did that help any?

Answer 20

ehh Lol Im sorr Im really dumb w/ graphs

Answer 21

so you still dont understand?

Answer 22

Kinda?

Answer 23

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-sixth-grade-math/cc-6th-negative-number-topic/cc-6th-coordinate-plane/v/plot-ordered-pairs

Answer 24

does this work for you?

Answer 25

Yea

Answer 26

ok do u understand now?

Answer 27

yes