Answer:
Point A = (0,1) Point B = (1,2) Point C = (2,4)
Explanation:
To find a point's "ordered pair" (x and y coordinates), consider each line a single digit unless the problem states/shows otherwise (ex. if the lines were evidently counting by 2's). Here, we can see each line represents a single digit. First count how many lines to the left/right of the y axis the point is (this will be your x point - ex. point B in this problem has an x valued at 1 because the point was one line to the right of the bold vertical line in the middle (the y axis). If the point is to the left, it is a negative x value, right would be positive, and if the point is on the y axis line. x is 0. You are essentially counting how far along the x axis the point is. Same applies to the y values, given you do the opposite and count how far from the x axis (horizontal bold line) the point is. Above that line is positive, below is negative, and again, if the point is on the x axis (bold horizontal line), the y value is 0. Then simply fill your values in in their corresponding places in the brackets: (x,y).
Hope this helps :) I know math can be especially hard to grasp so it's always okay to ask for help/explanation.