Find the terminal point determined by t.Please enter answer in ordered pair

In order to find the terminal point determined by t, we need to know the coordinates of the initial point and the direction/distance represented by t.

An ordered pair typically represents coordinates in a two-dimensional plane, with the first value indicating the x-coordinate and the second value indicating the y-coordinate. Let's assume the initial point is represented by the ordered pair (x₁, y₁).

If we know the direction and distance represented by t, we can add or subtract those values from the initial point's coordinates to find the terminal point.

For example, let's say t represents a movement of 3 units to the right (positive x-direction) and 2 units upwards (positive y-direction). In this case, we can find the terminal point by adding the values of t to the initial point's coordinates:

x_terminal = x₁ + 3
y_terminal = y₁ + 2

Thus, the terminal point determined by t would be (x₁ + 3, y₁ + 2). Please provide the values of x₁ and y₁, as well as the direction and distance represented by t, in order to calculate the terminal point.