An ordered pair refers to a point (x,y) on the coordinate plane.

Plot the point (2,1).

Start at the origin, then move 2 units to the right (in the x-direction) and 1 unit up (in the y-direction).

Plot the point (1,2).

Start at the origin, then move 1 unit to the right (in the x-direction) and 2 units up (in the y-direction).

Plot the point (4,6).

Plot the point (8,2).

Plot the point (-4,3).

Start at the origin, then move 4 units to the left (in the x-direction) and 3 units up (in the y-direction).

Plot the point (-2,6).

Plot the point (-1,5).

Plot the point (-6,-4).

Start at the origin, then move 6 units to the left (in the x-direction) and 4 units down (in the y-direction).

Plot the point (-10,-3).

Plot the point (-6,-4).

Plot the point (6,-4).

Start at the origin, then move 6 units to the right (in the x-direction) and 4 units down (in the y-direction).

Move the points to create a line for the equation $$y=\frac{2}{3}x-4$$ .