Question

How do you plot the point with coordinates (-4,5) on a graph?

Answer 1

The point `(-4,5)` is `4` units to the left of the origin and `5` units up.
graph{(x+4)^2+(y-5)^2=0.05 [-13.29, 12.02, -4.36, 8.3]}

Explanation:

The coordinate `(x,y)` is the point which is `x` units to the right of the Y-axis (left if `x` is negative) and `y` units above the X-axis (below if `y` is negative)