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masha68 [24]
3 years ago
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Please help I will give thank 5 stars 50 points and make brainliest

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Alexandra [31]3 years ago
7 0
Part A= the starting point is in quadrant 2 and the finishing point is in quadrant 4
is say this because the starting points X and Y value is Neg,Pos there is only one quadrant that has Neg X and Pos Y and that is quadrant 2 and for the finishing point its X and Y value is Pos,Neg and there is only one quadrant that has Pos X and Neg Y and that is quadrant 4 

Part A=starting point at quadrant 2 and finishing point at quadrant 4 explanation is above.

Part B= the starting point and the are checkpoint have the same Y and opposite but same X they are equally far form 0 but relative to the finishing point the checkpoint is closer by 2 units on the X axis and the starting point is farther by 2 units on the X axis 
 
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