1. Graphing Ordered Pair – gives the location of a coordinate point
Coordinate point- a point on a plane
Coordinate Plane – a flat surface that extends in all directions infinitely –
is used to give locations

2. Where you always start when you graph a coordinate point
COORDINATE PLANE
Point of Origin
( 0 , 0 )
Where you always start when you graph a coordinate point
Y axis – a line that tells how high or low a coordinate point is.
QUADRANT II
( - , + )
QUADRANT I
( + , + )
X axis – a line that gives the location of a coordinate from left to right
QUADRANT IV
( + , - )
QUADRANT III
( - , - )

3. ( 3, 2 ) ( -3 , 2 ) ( -3 , -2 ) ( 3 , -2 ) GRAPHING A POINT
Start at the point of origin
Look at the first value in the ordered pair. This is the X axis location.
Move your point from the origin to the given x axis value in the ordered pair.
Look at the next value in the ordered pair. This is the Y axis location.
From the x axis value, move either up or down as given for the y axis value.
( 3, 2 )
( -3 , 2 )
( 3 , -2 )
( -3 , -2 )