Identify the location of the point (-1, 7) on the Cartesian plane.

The point **(-1, 7)** can be located on the Cartesian plane by following these steps: 1. **Identify the Coordinates:** - **x-coordinate (-1):** This indicates that the point is **1 unit to the left** of the origin (0,0) along the horizontal axis. - **y-coordinate (7):** This indicates that the point is **7 units above** the origin along the vertical axis. 2. **Determine the Quadrant:** - Since the **x-coordinate is negative** and the **y-coordinate is positive**, the point **(-1, 7)** lies in the **Second Quadrant** of the Cartesian plane. 3. **Visualization:** - To plot the point, start at the origin (0,0). - Move **1 unit to the left** along the x-axis. - From there, move **7 units up** along the y-axis. - Mark the point at this location. **Summary:** - **Point (-1, 7)** is located in the **Second Quadrant** of the Cartesian plane, **1 unit left** of the origin and **7 units above** it.