How to graph an ordered pair - Geometry

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis.

To get to , move right on the x-axis by , then move down on the y-axis by .

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis.

To get to , move right on the x-axis by then move down on the y-axis by .

To get to , move right along the x-axis by , then move up on the y-axis by .

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis.

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis. The first term in the ordered pair is the movement in the x direction and the second point is the movement in the y direction.

To get to , move left on the x-axis by , then move up on the y-axis by .

To get to , move left on the x-axis by , then down on the y-axis by .

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis. The first term in the ordered pair is the movement in the x direction and the second point is the movement in the y direction.

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis. The first term in the ordered pair is the movement in the x direction and the second point is the movement in the y direction.

To get to , only move right on the x-axis by .

We know that right of the origin represents the positive x-direction, and above the origin represents the positive y-direction. For Quadrant I, both the x-coordinate and y-coordinate must be positive, i.e. (+,+). For quadrant II, the x-coordinate is negative, while the y-coordinate is positive, i.e. (+, -). For Quadrant III, both coordinates must be negative, i.e. (-, -). For Quadrant IV, the x-coordinate is positive, and the y-coordinate is negative, i.e. (+, -).

To get to , move right along the x-axis by , then up along the y-axis by .

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis. The first term in the ordered pair is the movement in the x direction and the second point is the movement in the y direction.

The sign in front of each number represents which direction to go on the x or y-axis starting at the origin . If the number is positive you go right on the x-axis or up on the y-axis. If the sign is negative then you move to the left on the x-axis or down on the y-axis. The first term in the ordered pair is the movement in the x direction and the second point is the movement in the y direction.

To get to , move along the x-axis by , then move up along the y-axis by .

The quadrants are numbered as follows:

The point (-2,3) has a negative x coordinate, so the point is on the left side of the y-axis, and a positive y-coordinate, so the point is above the x-axis.

That places it in quadrant II.

On the coordinate plane, a point with a negative -coordinate and a negative -coordinate lies in the lower left quadrant - Quadrant III.

On the coordinate plane, a point with a positive -coordinate and a positive -coordinate lies in the upper right quadrant - Quadrant I.

The x-coordinate is the first one listed, and the y-coordinate is the second coordinate in the parentheses. You have to go either left or right with the x-coordinate, and the y-coordinate is the one on the vertical axis.

The point shown is in the IV quadrant, which means that the x-coordinate is positive, and the y-coordinate is negative.

The only point that fulfills those standards is .

By definition, only Quadrant III contains ordered pairs that have both negative - and -coordinates.

On the coordinate plane, a point with a negative -coordinate and a positive -coordinate lies in the upper left quadrant - Quadrant II.

The scale on the graph is unit. You have to go to the left of zero, which means the x-coordinate is negative. You also have to go down, so the y-coordinate is negative. The correct coordinates that make up the line segment are .

To discover the answer, we must plug in the x-values to see which ordered pair results in the corresponding y-value.

On the coordinate plane, a point with 0 as one of its coordinates lies on an axis.

On the coordinate plane, a point with a negative -coordinate and a positive -coordinate lies in the upper left quadrant - Quadrant II.