Plot a point on the origin by clicking on the graph.
Plot (X, Y) by clicking on the graph.
The origin is at point (0, 0), where the x-axis and y-axis intersect.
Coordinates are listed as (\blue{x},\green{y}).
So, for ( \blue{X}, \green{Y} ) our
x-coordinate is X and our
y-coordinate is Y.
The x-coordinate tells how far we move to the right from the origin and
the y-coordinate tells us how far we move up from the origin.
x-coordinate
is equal to 0, we don't need to move to the right of the origin.
Since our x-coordinate
is equal to X,
we move X to the right of the origin.
y-coordinate
is equal to 0, we don't need to move up from the origin.
Since our y-coordinate
is equal to Y,
we move up Y from the origin.
Plot a point at (\blue{X}, \green{Y}), marked above.
Plot a point on the x-axis by clicking on the graph.
Plot a point on the y-axis by clicking on the graph.
The x-axis is the horizontal axis.
The x-axis includes all the points where y = 0.
The y-axis is the vertical axis.
The y-axis includes all the points where x = 0.
Plot a point to anywhere on the blue line.
What is the COORD-coordinate of the point plotted below?
The x-coordinate tells how far we move to the right from the origin.
The point is X unit to the right of the origin.
The point is X units to the right of the origin.
The y-coordinate tells how far we move up from the origin.
The point is Y unit up from the origin.
The point is Y units up from the origin.
So the COORD-coordinate is ANSWER.
What is the coordinate of the point plotted below?
(\ X
, \ Y\ )
Coordinates are listed as (\pink{x},\green{y}).
The x-coordinate tells how far we move to the right from the origin and
the y-coordinate tells us how far we move up from the origin.
Since the point is \pink{X} unit to the right of the origin,
the x-coordinate is equal to \pink{X}.
Since the point is \pink{X} units to the right of the origin,
the x-coordinate is equal to \pink{X}.
Since the point is \green{Y} unit up from the origin,
the y-coordinate is equal to \green{Y}.
Since the point is \green{Y} units up from the origin,
the y-coordinate is equal to \green{Y}.
So the coordinate is (\pink{X}, \green{Y}).