I need help on this too

Mathematics

2 answers:

lozanna [386]3 years ago

7 0

Ok so this is simple I think.
Think of a graph and point 0,0 is the origin.
Well all of them have 0 in it so let’s say it’s by feet.
0,-5 your going 5 feet down.
You can use this to help you figure out the answer.
Don’t worry I’m still going to give you the answer :)

ANSWER:
1. (0,0.5 )
2. (4.2,0)
3. (0,-5)
4. (0,-7)
5. (0,15)

If your wondering about the - and why its at the bottom and I put it higher up for increasing, in this type of problem it’s not really a negative cuz it’s just coordinates - doesn’t have a value in this problem.

Feel free to ask me anymore questions for this or other questions I’ll do my best to help. If I was right please give me brainiest if not then please tell us the right answer so the other people who use this don’t get it wrong.
Sincerely
-Pam Pam

olga nikolaevna [1]3 years ago

3 0

First is (0,0.5) second is (4.2,0) third is (0,-5) fourth is (0,15)

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