5. Find the missing coordinates and tell what the point represents. 6. Find 2 other points on the line. Then, graph and label them. Describe the relationship between jars of apricot jam and jars of cherry jam. Click the icon to see the graph. 5. The missing coordinates are (Type an ordered pair.)

The missing coordinates are (x, y) which can be derived from the linear equation that represents the relationship between the variables. For instance, if you know the slope and one point on the line, you can plug in a value for x to solve for y, or vice versa, which gives you the missing ordered pair. To find two other points on the line, choose any x-value within the range of your graph and substitute it into the linear equation. Once you find their corresponding y-values, plot these points along with the original point. The relationship between jars of apricot jam and jars of cherry jam can be viewed as a proportional relationship, where the number of jars of one type increases at a consistent rate with the other type as you move along the line.