Tell what point is located at each ordered pair. \( \begin{array}{llll}\text { 1) }(+9,-8) & \text { 3) }(-2,-2)- & \text { 5) }(+7,+5)- & \text { 7) }(+9,+8) \\ \text { 2) }(+2,+2) & \text { 4) }(-4,+6) & \text { 6) }(+4,+1) & \text { 8) }(+9,-1)\end{array} \)

Let’s pinpoint these coordinates on the Cartesian plane! 1) \((+9, -8)\) is located at (9 on the x-axis, -8 on the y-axis), placing it down in the fourth quadrant. 2) \((+2, +2)\) lies at (2 on the x-axis, 2 on the y-axis) and sits pretty in the first quadrant. 3) \((-2, -2)\) is found at (-2 on the x-axis, -2 on the y-axis), landing it in the third quadrant. 4) \((-4, +6)\) is positioned at (-4 on the x-axis, 6 on the y-axis), which takes it to the second quadrant. 5) \((+7, +5)\) sits at (7 on the x-axis, 5 on the y-axis), right in the first quadrant. 6) \((+4, +1)\) can be found at (4 on the x-axis, 1 on the y-axis), also in the first quadrant. 7) \((+9, +8)\) is at (9 on the x-axis, 8 on the y-axis), comfortable in the first quadrant. 8) \((+9, -1)\) lands at (9 on the x-axis, -1 on the y-axis), chilling in the fourth quadrant. Plotting these points can make for a fun visual exercise! Just imagine drawing a little adventure across the plane!