Questions: Graph 1

Graph 1
Transcript text: Graph 1
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the coordinates of the points
  • The graph shows several points plotted on a coordinate plane.
  • Identify the coordinates of each point.
Step 2: List the coordinates
  • From the graph, the coordinates of the points are:
    • Point 1: (-3, 4)
    • Point 2: (-4, 0)
    • Point 3: (-2, -3)
    • Point 4: (0, -4)
    • Point 5: (3, 5)
Step 3: Verify the coordinates
  • Double-check each point on the graph to ensure the coordinates are correct.

Final Answer

The coordinates of the points on the graph are:

  1. (-3, 4)
  2. (-4, 0)
  3. (-2, -3)
  4. (0, -4)
  5. (3, 5)
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