Across, then up
Move along the x-axis first, then parallel to the y-axis. Negative means left or down.
Why it works
(−3, 2): left 3, up 2.
Graphs · The coordinate plane · 1.2
To plot (x, y), start at the origin, move x units across (right if +, left if −), then y units up or down. Mark the point where you land.
Watch the method
Plot (−3, 2): left 3, up 2.
Read across, then up
Go 3 left (x), then 2 up (y).
Your turn
Click the grid to plot .
Move along the x-axis first, then parallel to the y-axis. Negative means left or down.
Why it works
(−3, 2): left 3, up 2.
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Read across, then up
Go 4 right (x), then 6 up (y). (4, 6)
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Read across, then up
Go 1 left (x), then 2 down (y). (-1, -2)
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Read across, then up
Go 4 left (x), then 1 down (y). (-4, -1)
Going up before across.
Move across (x) first, then up/down (y).
Ignoring the signs.
Negative x is left; negative y is down.
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Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.
Name the coordinates of the plotted point.