Coordinates Practice Question
Question 1
What are the coordinates for point P and point S?
Answer
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A. S(2.0,3.0) and P(-4.0,-3.0)
B. P(2.0,3.0) and S(-4.0,-3.0)
C. P(3.0,2.0) and S(-3.0,-4.0)
D. S(3.0,2.0) and P(-3.0,-4.0)
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Step by Step Solutions
Step 1
Let's look at point P. The x-coordinate is 2.0 as shown by the red arrow.
Step 2
Now, as for the y-coordinate, it is 3.0 as shown by the yellow arrow.
So, for point P, you can see that:
x-coordinate = 2.0
y-coordinate = 3.0
Therefore, the point P has the coordinates of (2.0,3.0).
Step 3
Now, let's look at point S. By applying what you have learn from Step 1 and Step 2, you can see that:
x-coordinate = -4.0
y-coordinate = -3.0
Therefore, the point S has the coordinates of (-4.0,-3.0).
Step 4
With P(2.0,3.0) and S(-4.0,-3.0), clearly the answer for this question
is B.
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