Answer:
N
Explanation:
Coordinates are an ordered pair, meaning the first coordinate means one thing and the second coordinate means something else.
The first coordinate is the horizontal distance to the right of the reference point (or reference line). The reference line is the vertical line marked "y", called the y-axis. The distance left or right of that line is indicated by the numbers along the horizontal line in the middle of the graph.
The distance 0.5 indicated by the first coordinate means half a unit to the right of the vertical y-axis. There is only one point between 0 and 1 units to the right of the vertical axis: point N.
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The second coordinate of the ordered pair indicates the vertical distance from the reference point (or line). The reference line is the x-axis, indicated by the "x" at its right end. The numbers along the y-axis mark distance above or below that horizontal line. The second coordinate of 2 means you're looking for a point 2 units above the x-axis. There is only one point at that distance: point N.
The point you're looking for is point N, answer choice (B).