Mathematics, 23.10.2020 18:20 kvngsavage15685

If you start at zero and move 2 units to the right and then move 4 units up, what would be the ordered pair? If you start at zero and move 3 units to the left and then move 6 units down, what would be the ordered pair?

If you start at zero and move 5 units to the left and then move 2 units down, what would be the ordered pair?

If you start at zero and move 8 units to the right and then move 8 units up, what would be the ordered pair?

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The point for the ordered pair (3, -4) can be located in which quadrant?

The point for the ordered pair (-6, 6) can be located in which quadrant?

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