Explanation Since each interval mark is 1/4 of a unit, we will write this as 0.25. For the first point, 4 interval marks to the left of the y-axis makes it a negative number; 4(0.25) = 1; this makes the x-coordinate of this point -1. 2 interval marks above the x-axis makes it positive; 2(0.25) = 0.5; this makes the y-coordinate 0.5. This makes the first ordered pair (-1, 0.5).
The second point is on the y-axis. This makes the x-coordinate 0. It is 5 intervals above the x-axis; this makes it positive. 5(0.25) = 1.25 will be the y-coordinate, making the point (0, 1.25).
The third point is 3 intervals to the right of the y-axis; this makes it positive, and 3(0.25)=0.75 for the x-coordinate. It is 3 intervals below the x-axis; this makes it negative, and 3(0.25) = 0.75, making the y-coordinate -0.75. This puts the third point at (0.75, -0.75).
