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Let’s go step by step to solve all the problems on this worksheet.

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Part 1: Tell what point is located at each ordered pair.

We are given coordinates (x, y) and need to find which lettered point matches that location on the grid.

Remember: In an ordered pair (x, y),
→ x = horizontal position (left/right along the bottom axis)
→ y = vertical position (up/down along the side axis)

Let’s match each:

1) (5,8) → Go right 5, up 8 → That’s point D
2) (8,5) → Right 8, up 5 → Point I
3) (0,2) → Right 0 (stay on left edge), up 2 → Point Y
4) (7,3) → Right 7, up 3 → Point L
5) (9,9) → Right 9, up 9 → Point F
6) (7,7) → Right 7, up 7 → Point W
7) (0,4) → Right 0, up 4 → Point B
8) (0,7) → Right 0, up 7 → Point M
9) (5,5) → Right 5, up 5 → Point V
10) (6,2) → Right 6, up 2 → Point S

✔ Double-checking a few:
- (5,8): D is at x=5, y=8 → correct.
- (0,2): Y is on the y-axis at height 2 → correct.
- (9,9): F is top-right corner → correct.

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Part 2: Write the ordered pair for each given point.

Now we look at the labeled points and write their (x, y).

11) Q → Look at Q: it’s at x=5, y=2 → (5,2)
12) O → O is at x=6, y=4 → (6,4)
13) E → E is at x=1, y=7 → (1,7)
14) P → P is at x=7, y=6 → (7,6)
15) V → V is at x=5, y=6 → (5,6)
16) J → J is at x=8, y=2 → (8,2)
17) C → C is at x=1, y=2 → (1,2)
18) X → X is at x=8, y=0 → (8,0)
19) Z → Z is at x=8, y=6 → (8,6)

✔ Check a couple:
- Q: between S and R? No — Q is below R, same column as V → x=5, y=2 → yes.
- X: on the x-axis at 8 → (8,0) → correct.
- Z: same row as P and W? P is (7,6), Z is next to it → (8,6) → correct.

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Part 3: Plot the following points on the coordinate grid.

This part asks you to plot new points — but since we’re just solving textually, we’ll just confirm the coordinates are correctly written. The student would draw them on the grid.

But since no plotting can be done here, we assume the task is complete if we understand how to place them.

For example:
- U (6,3) → right 6, up 3 → between O and L? Yes.
- T (2,6) → right 2, up 6 → above C, left of V.
- etc.

No answers needed here unless asked to describe where they go — but the instruction says “Plot”, so in real life, student draws them. Since we’re answering textually, we skip writing anything extra.

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All parts solved carefully.

Final Answer:
1) D
2) I
3) Y
4) L
5) F
6) W
7) B
8) M
9) V
10) S
11) (5,2)
12) (6,4)
13) (1,7)
14) (7,6)
15) (5,6)
16) (8,2)
17) (1,2)
18) (8,0)
19) (8,6)