ntObserve the graph carefully.
It is evident that each square of the grid has a side of 1 unit.
The x-coordinate is defined as the horizontal distance of the point from the origin. While y-coordinate is defined as the vertical distance of the point from the origin.
Point F
Consider that point F lies at 4 units right and 1 unit downwards from the origin. So the corresponding coordinates of the point F will be (4,-1).
Point H
Consider that point H lies at 1 unit right and 4 units upwards from the origin. So the corresponding coordinates of the point F will be (1,4).
Point A
Consider that point A lies at 2 units left and 3 units upwards from the origin. So the corresponding coordinates of point A will be (-2,3).
Point K
Consider that point K lies on the x-axis so its vertical distance from the origin will be zero. Also, K lies at 2 units left of the origin. Then the coordinates of point K will be (-2,0).
Point C
Consider that point C lies at 3 units left and 2 units downwards from the origin. So the corresponding coordinates of point C will be (-3,-2).
Thus, the required set of coordinates are obtained as,
[tex]\begin{gathered} F(4,-1) \\ H(1,4) \\ A(-2,3) \\ K(-2,0) \\ C(-3,-2) \end{gathered}[/tex]
