00:01
So in the given question, we have a table in which we are given some values for x and y coordinates.
00:10
So the values are given as 3, 3, minus 5, 21, 8 and 18, 4 and 6 and 0 and minus 6.
00:30
And we are told to write three, at least three ordered pairs from the given table.
00:38
Right? so what is an ordered pair? so an ordered pair is a pair of numbers which are written in this form and the first number denotes the x coordinate of the point and the second coordinate or the second number would denote the y coordinate of the point.
00:59
So this is what is generally called an ordered pair.
01:04
So when we write an ordered pair from the given table, what we have to see is that when we take the x coordinate as 3, let's say we take the x coordinate as 3, we should take the corresponding y coordinate, which is 3 over here.
01:19
So we can't take just any x coordinate and then any y coordinate and call it an ordered pair...