Question

1. plot all the points from the table in the coordinate plane

point	coordinates
b	(0, 2)
c	(3, 7)
d	(6, 0)

Explanation:

Step1: Plot Point A (3,5)

To plot point \( A(3,5) \), move 3 units to the right along the x - axis (since the x - coordinate is 3) and then 5 units up along the y - axis (since the y - coordinate is 5). Mark this point on the coordinate plane.

Step2: Plot Point B (0,2)

For point \( B(0,2) \), the x - coordinate is 0, so we start at the origin (0,0). Then move 2 units up along the y - axis (because the y - coordinate is 2) and mark the point.

Step3: Plot Point C (3,7)

To plot point \( C(3,7) \), move 3 units to the right along the x - axis (x = 3) and then 7 units up along the y - axis (y = 7). Mark this point.

Step4: Plot Point D (6,0)

For point \( D(6,0) \), move 6 units to the right along the x - axis (x = 6) and since the y - coordinate is 0, the point lies on the x - axis. Mark this point.

(Note: Since this is a plotting task, the final answer is the visual representation of the points on the coordinate plane. The steps above describe how to plot each point. If we were to describe the plotted points: Point A is at (3,5), Point B at (0,2), Point C at (3,7), and Point D at (6,0) on the coordinate plane with x - axis from 0 to 6 (or more) and y - axis from 0 to 10 (or more) as per the given grid.)

Answer:

The points are plotted as follows: Point \( A(3,5) \), Point \( B(0,2) \), Point \( C(3,7) \), and Point \( D(6,0) \) on the coordinate plane. (The actual plotting is done by locating each point according to its x and y coordinates on the provided grid.)