does anyone know how to plot ponts with coordinates? If so, could you explain how to plot (3,-5) on a graph?
if the line is 3-5 then draw 2 lines from the 3 (on the side) and the 5 (on the bottem)and conect then.
do you know that there is an "x" line that is horizontal and "y" line that is vertical? Imagine a big plus sign with a zero where the two lines intersect. the numbers to the right of the zero on the X line are positive, the numbers to the left of the zero are negative. It might help if you draw this right now. Now go back to the zero and go up the "y" line, those numbers are positive, if you go down the line from zero, they are negative.
All coordinaate pairs are always (X,Y)'
So, start from the zero on the X line and count to the right 3, then since "y" is negative, count down 5 and mark your spot
Yes, I can help you with that! Plotting points with coordinates is fairly simple.
To plot the point (3, -5) on a graph, you need to follow these steps:
1. Start by drawing the x and y axes, which intersect at the origin (0,0). The x-axis is the horizontal line, and the y-axis is the vertical line.
2. Locate the point where the x-axis and y-axis meet, which is the origin (0,0).
3. Move along the x-axis to the right from the origin until you reach x = 3. Mark this point on the x-axis. Since our point (3, -5) has an x-coordinate of 3, we would mark a point to the right of the origin on the x-axis.
4. Next, move along the y-axis downwards from the origin until you reach y = -5. Mark this point on the y-axis. Since our point (3, -5) has a y-coordinate of -5, we would mark a point below the origin on the y-axis.
5. Finally, draw a dot at the intersection of the x and y coordinates you marked on the axes. This dot represents the point (3, -5) on the graph.
That's it! You have successfully plotted the point (3, -5) on a graph.