When graphing an ordered pair, what is the first number and what does it tell you to do?

A. the y value, it tells you to move to the right or left

B. the y value, it tells you to move up or down

C. the x value, it tells you to move up or down

D. the x value, it tells you to move right of left

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Derrick Conley

Mathematics

13 March, 22:45

When graphing an ordered pair, what is the first number and what does it tell you to do?

A. the y value, it tells you to move to the right or left

B. the y value, it tells you to move up or down

C. the x value, it tells you to move up or down

D. the x value, it tells you to move right of left

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Jeremy Keith · Answer 1

The answer is D. In an ordered pair, the x-value, which tells you to move left or right, comes first, followed by the y-value, which tells you to move up or down.

Joaquin Hull · Answer 2

Joaquin Hull 13 March, 23:07

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D. the answer is D. (X, Y)

When graphing an ordered pair, what is the first number and what does it tell you to do?A. the y value, it tells you to move to the right or leftB. the y value, it tells you to move up or downC. the x value, it tells you to move up or downD. the x value, it tells you to move right of left

When graphing an ordered pair, what is the first number and what does it tell you to do?

A. the y value, it tells you to move to the right or left

B. the y value, it tells you to move up or down

C. the x value, it tells you to move up or down

D. the x value, it tells you to move right of left