Question

plot the following points on the coordinate plane. (0.6, -0.7) (0.2, -0.8) (0.1, -0.5) (0.4, -0.4)

Explanation:

Step1: Understand coordinate system

In a 2 - D coordinate system, for a point $(x,y)$, $x$ is the horizontal coordinate and $y$ is the vertical coordinate.

Step2: Plot $(0.6, - 0.7)$

Move 0.6 units to the right along the x - axis and 0.7 units down along the y - axis and mark the point.

Step3: Plot $(0.2,-0.8)$

Move 0.2 units to the right along the x - axis and 0.8 units down along the y - axis and mark the point.

Step4: Plot $(0.1,-0.5)$

Move 0.1 units to the right along the x - axis and 0.5 units down along the y - axis and mark the point.

Step5: Plot $(0.4,-0.4)$

Move 0.4 units to the right along the x - axis and 0.4 units down along the y - axis and mark the point.

Answer:

Points are plotted on the coordinate plane as described in the steps above. (Note: This is a process - based answer as the actual plotting is a visual task and can't be fully represented in text. The user should follow the steps to perform the plotting on the given coordinate - plane interface.)