One unit on the x axis equals: 4 units
One unit on the y axis equals: 4 units
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the scales for x and y axes, we will consider the highest and lowest values for x and y respectivey.
(3,20), (-14, 11), (0, 13), (19, 2), (1, -17)
For x axes:
The lowest number is -14
The highest number is 19
We can say the units on the x axes will be from -20 to 20
For y axes:
The lowest number is -17
The highest number is 20
We can say the units on the y axes will be from -20 to 20
Since there are 5 boxes or lines before the arrow, each line can represent 20/5
Each line will represent 4 unit
If 1 unit represents 1 line:
One unit on the x axis equals: 4 units
One unit on the y axis equals: 4 units