How do you graph a decimal A(3.5,4) on a coordinate graph?

1 Answer
Jun 18, 2018

See a solution process below:

Explanation:

Points on the coordinate plane are notated as #(x, y)# where

#x# is the position on the #x#-axis or horizontal axis

#y# is the position on the #y#-axis or vertical axis

First, because the #x# value for point A is 3.5 and is positive, we go 3.5 units to the right on the #x# or horizontal axis starting at the origin:

Next, because the #y# value for point A is 4 and is positive, we go 4 units up on the #y# or vertical axis:

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