What are the coordinates of points P and S? A. P(4,-4) and S(3,-2)
B. P(4,-4) and S(-2,-3)
C. P(-4,-4) and S(-3,-2)
D. P(-4,4) and S(-3,-2)

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  D. P(-4,4) and S(-3,-2)

Step-by-step explanation:

The first coordinate is the number of units right of the vertical y-axis. Point P is 4 units left, so has an x-coordinate of -4. (Eliminates choices A and B)

The second coordinate is the number of units above the horizontal x-axis. Point P is 4 units up, so has a y-coordinate of +4. (Eliminates choice C)

The coordinates of points P and S are ...

  P(-4,4) and S(-3,-2) . . . . . matches choice D

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