Help guys please this is due in an hour.

Step-by-step explanation:

the x-coordinate is always written first in an ordered pair, horizontal axis

the y-coordinate is the vertical axis

the ordered pair is the order of the coordinates (x,y)

the point of origin is where the perpendicular lines (x, y-axis) intersect

hope this helps a bit !

Step-by-step explanation:

X -cordinate:

Its an x value in an ordered pair. Example: (3,4) 3 is the x value.

Y- cordinate:

It's a y-value in an ordered pair. Example: (6,7) 7 is the Y value.

Ordered pair:

It is an x and a y value written within perenthesis. Example: (5,9) Is an ordered pair.

Origin:

The origin is the center of a graph. It is graphed as (0,0). Example: (0,0) is an ordered pair that represents the origin.

Hope this helped! Have a nice day/night! :D

x=-3

Step-by-step explanation:

F(x)=9x^2-54x-19

F(x)=(x-57)(x+3)

X=57 X=-3