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Chapter 6: Q6. (page 331)

Name the ordered pair for each point on the coordinate plane.

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Short Answer

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The required ordered pair is represented by0,2.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Determine the method that can be used.

Taking the specified point and measuring its gap to both the axis will provide each coordinate to form the ordered pair x,y.

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Step 2. Take the help of the obtained point to determine each coordinate.

Take the help of provided point and the measurement of its gap to the horizontal axis to get the x-coordinate that is represented by 0.

Take the help of provided point and the measurement of its gap to the vertical axis to get the y-coordinate that is represented by 2.

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Step 3. Write the required ordered pair.

The obtained coordinates form the ordered pair represented by 0,2.

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