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You start at (8,6)(8, 6). You move up 22 units. Where do you end?\newline(_,_)(\_, \_)

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Q. You start at (8,6)(8, 6). You move up 22 units. Where do you end?\newline(_,_)(\_, \_)
  1. Move Up 22 Units: We start at the point (8,6)(8, 6). To move up 22 units, we need to add 22 to the yy-coordinate, because moving up affects the vertical position.
  2. Calculate New Coordinates: New yy-coordinate = 6+2=86 + 2 = 8. So, the new coordinates are (8,8)(8, 8).

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