1) Is (3,0) in the same location as (0,3) if you were to graph them? Why or why not

1 answer:

8 0

1) No the locations are not the same. To get to the point (3,0), you would move 3 units to the right of the origin. To get to (0,3), you would move 3 units up from the origin. The origin is the starting point every time to help set a frame of reference.

2) The origin (0,0) is the only point in which you can reverse the coordinates and have the same location

3) This is basically a repeat of problem 2 above. The same answer (0,0) which is the origin applies here.

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