It looks like part of your question might have gotten cut off. If you're describing an interactive exercise or tool, please provide more details about what you need to accomplish or where you're encountering difficulties. In the case of a math problem or a graphical exercise, it's important to know precisely what you're working with in order to provide the help you need.
For example, if you're working with a number line or a graph and you have to drag green points to create a shaded region:
1. You would identify the starting point, which may relate to the context of Wyatt saving money for a PS5. If the region represents the money saved, your starting point could be $0.
2. Then, you would identify the ending point, which would typically be the amount of money a PS5 costs, minus the $3 Wyatt owes his sister.
3. Finally, you would drag the green points on the interactive tool to cover the range from your starting point to your ending point.
If you provide me with the specific details of the problem, the actual price of a PS5 you’re considering, or any other relevant information, I’d be happy to assist you further.
Wyatt is saving money for a PS5 but has to pay back the $3 he owes his sister.
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Drag the green points so that the shaded region covers the range.
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