Coordinates
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Coordinates show a position of a point or points on a graph or grid. The point (0, 0) is called the The point where the x-axis and the y-axis meet is the point O, which is called the origin.. The point (2, 4) means the coordinates are two units to the right in the x-direction and four units up in the y-direction.
Question
What word do the following coordinate points spell?
(1, 3) (-5, -7) (3,1) (-7, -5) (-2, 0) (-5, -7)
The coordinates spell 'REVISE'.
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