A coordinate grid is shown below. 12 11 -1 0 -1 -2 Part A: Which point represents the origin? (2 points) Part B: Starting from t
he origin, explain how to plot the following three points accurately (1,-1) (-1.1.25) (-2,3) (8 points)
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Part A: <u>Which point represents the origin? </u>
- The origin is the point with both zero coordinates: (0, 0)
Part B: <u>Starting from the origin, explain how to plot the following three points accurately (1,-1) (-1.1.25) (-2,3).</u>
Reference point is the origin for below.
- (1,-1) - go <u>right </u>by 1 unit and <u>down </u>by 1 unit, plot the point
- (-1.1.25)- go <u>left </u>by 1 unit and <u>up </u>by 1.25 or 1 and 1/4 units, plot the point
- (-2,3) - go <u>left </u>by 2 units and <u>up</u> by 3 units and plot the point
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