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2 years ago

Can u help me with my workk

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eimsori [14]2 years ago

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You knew where to place the target based on the coordinates (-5,4). Starting from the origin (0,0), we know how many units to move to horizontally and vertically. We move the target 5 units to the left, because it is negative. We move the target 4 units up, because it is positive. (x,y)

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