Question
Plot the following points on the graph paper:(0, 7)

Answer

The given points are,
A(2, 5), B(4, -3), C(-5, -7), D(7, -4), E(-3, 2), F(7, 0), G(-4, 0), H(0, -4), J(0, 0),
Let X'OX and Y'OY be the coordinate axes.
Here for the given point the abscissa is 0 units and ordinate is 7 units. The point is on the y-axis. So it will look like as shown in the following figure.

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