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The x value represents the line going up and down on a graph. The y axis represents the line going side to sdie of the graph. An example is (3, -2) the x value is the 3. that means you go across (the side to side line) to the third point and put your dot there. the -2 is the y value. then you go to the line pointing up and down and go down two spots from the middle where the lines meet.

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