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Glencoe Math: Course 3, Volume 2

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Exercise 6 Page 368

The $x -$ coordinate represents the horizontal shift, starting from the origin, and the $y -$ coordinate represents the vertical shift.

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An

(x, y)

ordered pair is plotted in a coordinate plane by finding the

x -

coordinate on the horizontal axis and the

y -

coordinate on the vertical axis. For the given point,

C (0, - 4),

this means tracing four units in the negative vertical direction starting from the origin.

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