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Alisiya [41]
3 years ago
7

The ones with circles are the ones i need to do

Mathematics
1 answer:
TEA [102]3 years ago
5 0

<em>1. </em>for (0,0) that would be at the very bottom at 0 is where you're point will be.

on (1,4) go over to the right to 1 nd then go up right below 5 and make a point.

for (2,8) go to the right to 2 and then move up to 8 and make a point.

for (3,12) go to the right 3 and then go up to 12 and make a point.

<em>2. </em>It makes a line.

<em>3. </em>(1,5)           (2,10)        (3,15)        (4,20)

chart on left is right but put parenthesis on both side like that ^

<em>4. </em>For Kens go to the right to 1 and go up to 5 and put a point. then go to 2 to the right and 10 up make point. then go 3 to right and 15 up and make a point. then go 4 to right and up 20 and make a point. Do same with other chart.


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