Question

some questions make use of the point plotting tool, which allows you to place a point at a specific location on a graph. click the icon to view instructions for the point plotting tool. plot the point (-4,6), located at the x, on the graph to the right.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify x-coordinate

The x-value is $-4$, so move 4 units left from the origin $(0,0)$ along the x-axis.

Step2: Identify y-coordinate

The y-value is $6$, so move 6 units up from the position $x=-4$ along the y-axis.

Step3: Mark the point

Place a point at the intersection of $x=-4$ and $y=6$.

Answer:

The point $(-4, 6)$ is plotted 4 units left of the y-axis and 6 units above the x-axis on the coordinate grid.