Step-by-step explanation:








You can find the coordinates of any graph by using a coordinate table, which looks as so in the chart provided below.
What you do is you, put in the letter x and then put what y is equal to in the second box. You plug in any number for x and you solve in order to find the y coordinate. Once you do, for example for plugging in -1 into x you get 1. So your coordinate would be (-1,1).
Whats the rest of the problem?
The rise in temperature by 11 degrees Fahrenheit can be represented by the temperature change, ΔT = +11 °F. The temperature change is positive because the temperature increased as stated in the question. Moreover, the formula for temperature change is: ΔT = T_final - T_initial. This means that for this case, the final temperature is higher than the initial temperature.