To analyze the points P and Q:
- Point P is at (-6, 4).
- Point Q is at (1, 4).
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Their x-coordinates are the same.
- False. P has an x-coordinate of -6, and Q has an x-coordinate of 1.
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Their y-coordinates are the same.
- True. Both points have a y-coordinate of 4.
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Their x-coordinates are opposites.
- True. The x-coordinate of P is -6 and the x-coordinate of Q is 1, and if we consider the algebraic expression where -(-6) = 6, and 6 is the opposite of -6. However, since 1 is not the direct opposite of -6, this can cause confusion.
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Their y-coordinates are opposites.
- False. Both y-coordinates are the same (4).
The correct statement that best describes points P and Q is: Their y-coordinates are the same.