Determine the cartesian coordinates of the points graphed on the following planes.
To reach the point A, we need to:
- Move four units to the left of the origin horizontally.
- Move two units up vertically.
Therefore we have:
A=\left(-4{,}2\right)
To reach the point A, we only need to move two units down vertically.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(0,-2\right)
To reach the point A, we need to move three units to the right of the origin horizontally.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(3{,}0\right)
To reach the point A, we need to:
- Move one unit to the right of the origin horizontally.
- Move two units up vertically.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(1{,}2\right)
To reach the point A, we need to:
- Move three units to the left of the origin horizontally.
- Move two units down vertically.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(-3,-2\right)
To reach the point A, we need to:
- Move four units to the right of the origin horizontally.
- Move one units down vertically.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(4,-1\right)
To reach the point A, we need to:
- Move one unit to the left of the origin horizontally.
- Move one unit down vertically.
Therefore, we have:
A=\left(-1,-1\right)