Mathematics, 17.11.2020 03:30 nikki225

Part A: Which point represents (5, -3)? A. Point R
B. Point Q
C. Point P
D. Point S
Part B: Which point represents (-5, 3)?
A. Point R
B. Point Q
C. Point P
D. Point S

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Part A: Which point represents (5, -3)?

A. Point R
B. Point Q
C. Point P
D. Point S
Part B: Which

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Part A: Which point represents (5, -3)? A. Point R
B. Point Q
C. Point P
D. Point...