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You start at (0,9)(0, 9). You move up 11 unit. Where do you end?\newline(_____, _____)

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Q. You start at (0,9)(0, 9). You move up 11 unit. Where do you end?\newline(_____, _____)
  1. Identify Coordinates and Direction: Identify the initial coordinates and the movement direction.\newlineStarting at (0,9)(0, 9) and moving up 11 unit means adding 11 to the y-coordinate.\newlineCalculation: y=9+1=10y = 9 + 1 = 10.
  2. Apply Vertical Movement: Apply the movement to the xx-coordinate.\newlineSince there is no horizontal movement, the xx-coordinate remains unchanged.\newlineCalculation: x=0x = 0.
  3. Write New Coordinates: Write the new coordinates after the movement.\newlineThe new position is (0,10)(0, 10).

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