Answer:
(x-5, y+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
5 units left is notated by x-5 because you are going to the left
(left is negative and right is positive)
4 units up is notated as y+4 because you are going up (positive)
The left part of a number line is the negatives. This is the same situation when we graph an x coordinate. The question states that the x coordinate goes five units left. It means that five must be subtracted from the x coordinate. If a y-coordinate is positive, it will be above the origin. However, if it is negative, it will be below the origin. In this case, it is stated that the y-coordinate has to move four units up. Four must be added to the y-coordinate.
After discussing about this topic, we can conclude that Option A is correct.
