Name the coordinate described here: From the origin, the point is four places to the left and six places dow

(-4,-6)

Well hon, it kind of depends on what your origin is. If it’s zero, and the grid is going by 1’s, then the above answer would be correct. If it’s not, you would be best served by either drawing a grid, placing the origin and figuring it out from there, or checking the grid that came with the problem.

All you do is what it says – count four places to the left, six places down, and see where it takes you.

you may call the coordinate factor as an ordered pair. An ordered pair exhibits the region of the factor (x,y). On a graph, you customarily pass over then up. x could call the variety going over and y could call the variety going up. you may pass 6 places to the main suitable and then 5 up, so the ordered pair could be (6,5).

(-4, -6)

-4 is the x coordinate

-6 is the y coordinate

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