The coordinate point of a point is the location (i.e. the x and y location) on the coordinate plane
The x-coordinate of point A
From the complete question (see attachment), the coordinate of point A is:
A = (-4,1)
This means that the x-coordinate of point A is -4
The y-coordinate of point A
In (a), we have the coordinate of point A to be
A = (-4,1)
This means that the y-coordinate of point A is 1
The x-coordinate of point B
From the complete question, the coordinate of point B is:
B = (3,-2)
This means that the x-coordinate of point B is 3
The y-coordinate of point B
In (c), we have the coordinate of point B to be
B = (3,-2)
This means that the y-coordinate of point B is -2
The x-coordinate of point C
From the complete question, the x-coordinate of point C is the same as the x-coordinate of point A
Given that the x-coordinate of point A is -4
This means that the x-coordinate of point C is -4
The y-coordinate of point C
From the complete question, the y-coordinate of point C is the same as the y-coordinate of point B
Given that the y-coordinate of point B is -2
This means that the y-coordinate of point C is -2
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