Answer:
The usual way to draw a 3-D grid can be seen below.
The positive z-axis points upwards
The positive y-axis points to the right
The positive x-axis points towards you, or to the front.
And the notation for a point in 3-D is (x, y, z)
In this case, our point is (-3, -2, 3)
Then the location of the point can be described as:
So the x-value is -3, which means that the point is 3 units behind the origin.
The y-value is -2, which means that the point is 2 units at the left of the origin
The z-value is 3, which means that the point is 3 units above the origin.
