The relation as a set of ordered pairs is d. {(–2, 1), (0, -1), (2, -3)}.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
First, we plot the three points on the given graph.
The coordinates are given in the following form (x coordinate, y coordinate) where the symbol of the coordinates depends on the quadrant on which the point lies.
For the first quadrant, both x and y values are positive.
For the second quadrant, the x value is negative but the y value is positive.
For the third quadrant, both the values of x and y are negative.
For the fourth quadrant, the x value is positive but the y value is negative.
Step 2:
The first point has an x value of 2 and a y value of 1 since it is in the second quadrant, the coordinates are (-2, 1).
The second point has an x value of 0 and a y value of 1 since it is in the third or fourth quadrant, the coordinates are (0, -1).
The third point has an x value of 2 and a y value of 3 since it is in the fourth quadrant, the coordinates are (2, -3).
So the coordinates are {(–2, 1), (0, -1), (2, -3)} which is option d.
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