SOLUTION: How to graph (5, 0) and (0-3)?

SOLUTION: How to graph (5, 0) and (0-3)?

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Question 996541: How to graph (5, 0) and (0-3)?

Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(5,0) is five units to the right of the origin and is on the x-axis, horizontal, because y=0.
(0,-3) is 3 units below the origin and is on the y-axis because x=0.

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