To determine which ordered pairs are plotted on the coordinate grid, you would need to visually inspect the grid where the points are marked. Since I do not have the ability to see the grid, I can help you understand how to check the points:
- Check the x-coordinate and y-coordinate of each ordered pair and see if they correspond to the plotted points.
- Points with a negative x-coordinate are located to the left of the origin, while those with a positive x-coordinate are to the right.
- Points with a negative y-coordinate are below the origin, and those with a positive y-coordinate are above.
Given your pairs, here's how you can analyze them relative to their coordinates:
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(−5,2): x = -5 (left), y = 2 (above)
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(−3,2): x = -3 (left), y = 2 (above)
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(−1,6): x = -1 (left), y = 6 (above)
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(−2,−5): x = -2 (left), y = -5 (below)
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(2,−3): x = 2 (right), y = -3 (below)
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(6,−1): x = 6 (right), y = -1 (below)
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(5,−2): x = 5 (right), y = -2 (below)
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(3,2): x = 3 (right), y = 2 (above)
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(1,6): x = 1 (right), y = 6 (above)
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(−5,−2): x = -5 (left), y = -2 (below)
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(−3,2): x = -3 (left), y = 2 (above)
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(−1,6): x = -1 (left), y = 6 (above)
Please check the grid and match these descriptions with the plotted points to identify the correct ordered pairs.