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What does (1, 20) represent

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It represents a point on a graph. The 1 represents the x-coordinate ( how many from side to side) and the 20 represents the y-coordinate (up and down) for this point. There are an infinite number of combinations you can do, including decimals or fractions. If you were to plot it you would go 1 space to the right and then count 20 spaces up to get (1,20).

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