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3 years ago
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2 answers:
Fudgin [204]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1)  =  H

2)  =  0,4

4)  =  S

Step-by-step explanation:

1)  H is found by counting across the horizontal (axis) as x and then downwards the vertical axis for y  as y is a negative we find H for y at ( y = -5 )

But when we always read left to right we start with x first at 3 across. (x= 3) as this is the same as (3,-5)

2)  We find x, y at  (0,4) as 0 is middle of the two axis as they cross each other and 4 goes upwards. x= 0 y =4 = (0,4)

4) S is found as it is a refection of (8,-4) across the y axis.

(x = -8) is still x but it is valued as negative in y  as (x = -8)

Then (y = -4) so it stays the same height as y and represents vertical axis line which is called y axis.

And so y reflects the same height.

But in all the others y represents vertical measure generally.

Whilst x represents horizontal measure generally. they both meet at a point which represents two values generally, like cost and time, network output and population, or cupcakes sales and duration/time.

yawa3891 [41]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: H

Step-by-step explanation:

H’s coordinate (3, -5) means that it’s to the right of the y-axis 3 units, and below the x-axis 5 units.

G would be (3, 5)

J would be (-3, -5)

K would be (5, 3)

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