How do you graph point A (-x,-y) on a coordinate plane?

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Alan P.
Jan 1, 2018

Starting at the origin (0,0)(0,0) move xx units to the left (along the negative side of the X-axis) and then move down (in the direction of the negative Y-axis) yy units.

Explanation:

For example if (-x,-y)=(-4,-3)(−x,−y)=(−4,−3)
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