Question

point located at (0,0) is known as the
points are located in reference to the and the
the x - axis and y - axis separate the coordinate plane into four regions called
the x - axis tells you how far to go to the or the
the y - axis tells you how far to go or
ordered pairs:
○ in quadrant i are
○ in quadrant ii are
○ in quadrant iii are
○ in quadrant iv are
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x - axis y - axis origin quadrants left right
up down (+,+) (-,+) (+,-) (-,-)
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Explanation:

• The point \((0,0)\) is the origin in the coordinate system.
• Points are located relative to the \(x -\)axis and \(y -\)axis.
• The \(x -\)axis and \(y -\)axis divide the plane into four quadrants.
• The \(x -\)axis represents horizontal movement (left/right).
• The \(y -\)axis represents vertical movement (up/down).
• Quadrant I has positive \(x\) and \(y\) (\((+,+)\)), Quadrant II has negative \(x\) and positive \(y\) (\((-,+)\)), Quadrant III has negative \(x\) and \(y\) (\((-,-)\)), Quadrant IV has positive \(x\) and negative \(y\) (\((+,-)\)).

Answer:

• Point located at \((0,0)\) is known as the \(origin\).
• Points are located in reference to the \(x - axis\) and the \(y - axis\).
• The \(x -\)axis and \(y -\)axis separate the coordinate plane into four regions called \(quadrants\).
• The \(x -\)axis tells you how far to go to the \(left\) or the \(right\).
• The \(y -\)axis tells you how far to go \(up\) or \(down\).
• Ordered pairs:
• In Quadrant I are \((+,+)\)
• In Quadrant II are \((-,+)\)
• In Quadrant III are \((-,-)\)
• In Quadrant IV are \((+,-)\)