Worksheet for practicing ordered pairs on a coordinate grid.

Let's solve the problem step by step using the coordinate grid provided in the image.

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Understanding the Coordinate Grid

The grid is a standard Cartesian coordinate plane with:
- The x-axis (horizontal) ranging from 0 to 12.
- The y-axis (vertical) ranging from 0 to 12.
- Each point is identified by an ordered pair (x, y), where:
- x = horizontal position (left/right)
- y = vertical position (up/down)

We are given labeled points (A, B, C, ..., K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U) plotted on the grid.

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

We need to identify which lettered point corresponds to each coordinate.

1. (5,8) → Look for x=5, y=8 → That’s point M
2. (12,2) → x=12, y=2 → That’s point P
3. (8,7) → x=8, y=7 → That’s point H
4. (12,10) → x=12, y=10 → That’s point G
5. (7,7) → x=7, y=7 → That’s point Q
6. (0,10) → x=0, y=10 → That’s point E

✔ Answers:
1. M
2. P
3. H
4. G
5. Q
6. E

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## ✔ Part 2: Write the ordered pair for each given point

Now, we find the coordinates of the specified points.

7. N → Located at x=1, y=1 → (1,1)
8. L → x=4, y=3 → (4,3)
9. J → x=11, y=1 → (11,1)
10. A → x=2, y=12 → (2,12)
11. B → x=0, y=4 → (0,4)
12. E → x=0, y=10 → (0,10)

✔ Answers:
7. (1,1)
8. (4,3)
9. (11,1)
10. (2,12)
11. (0,4)
12. (0,10)

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## ✔ Part 3: Plot the following points on the coordinate grid

These points are not yet plotted. We’ll describe how to plot them:

13. S (6,11) → Go to x=6, then up to y=11 → Plot a point there.
14. T (3,5) → x=3, y=5 → Plot a point.
15. U (9,12) → x=9, y=12 → Plot a point.

> Since this is a worksheet, you would physically mark these points on the grid.

✔ Instructions:
- For S: Move right 6 units, up 11 → mark it.
- For T: Right 3, up 5 → mark it.
- For U: Right 9, up 12 → mark it.

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✔ Final Answers Summary

#### Part 1: What point is at each ordered pair?
1. (5,8) → M
2. (12,2) → P
3. (8,7) → H
4. (12,10) → G
5. (7,7) → Q
6. (0,10) → E

#### Part 2: Ordered pair for each point
7. N → (1,1)
8. L → (4,3)
9. J → (11,1)
10. A → (2,12)
11. B → (0,4)
12. E → (0,10)

#### Part 3: Plot these points
13. S (6,11) → Plot at (6,11)
14. T (3,5) → Plot at (3,5)
15. U (9,12) → Plot at (9,12)

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Let me know if you'd like a visual representation or help plotting these!