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3 years ago

If the first quadrant, you start at (6, 5) and move 3 units left

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hjlf3 years ago

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Left means that you are moving along the x axis. The coordinates are 6(x), and 5(y). You don't need to do anything to the y coordinates, because you are moving along the x axis. So all you have to do is imagine a number line. You are at 6, and you have to move 3 to the left, or the negative direction. You will be at 3,5.

Answer: 3,5

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