How do units you to better understand a problem? how do units sometimes get in the way of solving a problem? give examples that support your ideas. (brainliest to anyone who answers! ) you!

Units can help you better understand a question because it can help the problem be more "real life" and the ability to comprehend it will become simpler also. If doing a difficult question, solving a difficult inequality, for example, coming up with units to fit it may make going through the process of understanding it easier. For a problem that involves measurements, units can make it seem like a probable event that will unconsciously propel you to want to understand how to figure out how to reach the solution to a question. That is why units can be quite helpful in understanding a question. 

Units sometimes get in the way of solving a question because they are a possible distraction to the real task at hand. In geometry, the different units can make conversions confusing, and the squares and cubes not help the solution be more clear.  

All points to the left of zero on a horizontal number line are negative. a number line is a picture of a graduated straight line that serves as abstraction for real numbers. this number line can be extended to the left to represent numbers which are smaller than 0. such numbers are called negative numbersmark me brainliest

Where the white dots are is where your points should be plotted.a translation is simply just moving something from one place to another. in this case, you would move each plot point of the original shape 2 units up, and 5 units to the left.