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welcome to math with Mr Jay
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in this video I'm going to cover how to
identify or how to find the coordinates
of a point on a coordinate plane now
just as a quick review remember the
x-axis is the horizontal axis so it goes
side to side this is the x-axis right
here and then the y-axis is the vertical
axis so it goes up and down this is the
y-axis right here now remember the x
coordinate always comes first and the
y-coordinate always comes second let's
jump into our examples starting with
number one where we have point a so we
need to find the coordinates of point a
what's the x coordinate and what's the
y-coordinate so when working with
coordinates we always work horizontally
first so we need to take a look at the
x-axis and where point a is along among
the x-axis so if we take a look at point
a point a is right here along the x-axis
and that's negative eight so that's
going to be the x coordinate now we need
to find the y coordinate so how far up
is a well this is 5 on the y-axis so
it's over to negative 8 and then up 5.
so 5 is the y coordinate so the
coordinates or ordered pair for point a
negative 8 is the x coordinate and then
5
is the y coordinate so we have X
and then y
let's move on to number two where we
have point B so let's determine the x
coordinate first so where along the
x-axis is B well right here which is
nine so the x coordinate is nine now we
need to figure out the y coordinate so
how far down from 9 is B well this is
negative 10 on the y axis so we go over
9 and then down to negative 10. so
negative 10 is the y coordinate so the
coordinates or ordered pair
9 negative 10. let's move on to number
three where we have Point C and we're
going to start with the x coordinate so
we're along the x-axis is point C well
right here
which is negative 4. so that's the x
coordinate as far as the y coordinate
point C Is Right Here along the y-axis
and that is 8 so the y coordinate is
eight so we go over to negative four
which is the x coordinate and then up
8. so 8 is the y coordinate so for Point
C we have negative four eight
let's move on to number four where we
have Point D so we will start with the x
coordinate point D is right here
which is at 3 on the x-axis so the x
coordinate is going to be 3. now as far
as the y coordinate we are at zero on
the y-axis we did not move up or down
vertically so our y coordinate is zero
so for D the x coordinate is three and
the y coordinate is zero let's move on
to number five where we have Point e and
we will start with the x coordinate e is
right here
along the x-axis so the x coordinate is
seven and then as far as the y
coordinate e is right here along the
y-axis so we go over 7 and then up 9 for
Point e so those are the coordinates
the x coordinate is seven and then the y
coordinate
is nine lastly let's move on to number
six where we have Point f as far as the
x coordinate f is right here
along the x-axis which is negative 2. so
the x coordinate is negative two as far
as the y coordinate f is right here
along the y-axis that's negative 2 as
well so the y coordinate is also
negative two so for the coordinates for
Point F or the ordered pair the x
coordinate is negative two
and the y coordinate is negative two so
we have negative two negative two so
there you have it there's how to find
the coordinates of a point remember the
x coordinate always comes first and then
the y coordinate always comes second I
hope that helped
thanks so much for watching
until next time peace
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