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Imagine you were given a point P with coordinates \\(a\\) and \\(b\\). To plot this point on Cartesian plane —
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\n Learn Interactively | Plot a Point on X-Y Plane\r\n
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Through this visually interactive module, students will learn to plot a point on Cartesian plane from its x-y coordinates. To plot a point P with coordinates \\(a\\) and \\(b\\) on Cartesian plane —
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\r\n - Start at the origin (i.e. the point with coordinates (0, 0)). Then move \\(a\\) units along the x-axis. A positive sign for \\(a\\) would mean moving to the right of the origin while a negative sign of \\(a\\) would mean moving to the left of the origin.
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