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Chapter 1: Q21. (page 42)

Name the ordered pair at point A and explain what it represents.

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1,5

It represents the amount of money the dog walker earns, $5, for walking 1 dog.

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Step 1. Given Graph.

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Step 2. Explanation.

The value of the x-coordinate corresponds to the variable on the horizontal axis, while the value of the y-coordinate corresponds to the variable on the vertical axis.

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Step 3. Represents.

The ordered pair at a point A is 1,5. It represents the amount of money the dog walker earns, $5, for walking 1 dog.

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