rachelmaddie
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The graph doesn’t reach that far..
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Dr.Peterson
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Actually, the graph extends forever -- it's just your picture of it that doesn't. (That is, the graph of a function is theoretical, and you plot only some finite view of it.)
If your grid doesn't go as far as x=9, you don't need to plot it. But still, it should be obvious what quadrant (9,3) is in; both coordinates are positive, so it's in quadrant I, to the "east-northeast" of the last point you can plot.
If your grid doesn't go as far as x=9, you don't need to plot it. But still, it should be obvious what quadrant (9,3) is in; both coordinates are positive, so it's in quadrant I, to the "east-northeast" of the last point you can plot.