Which best describes how to get from the origin to the point (–6, 9)?

a move 6 units down, then 9 units to the right.

b move 6 units to the left, then 9 units up.

c move 6 units to the left, then 9 units down.

d move 6 units down, then 9 units to the left.

I believe the correct answer is B. To get from the origin to the point (-6, 9), you have to move 6 units to the left, then 9 units up. In the cartesian coordinate, the vertical axis represents y and the horizontal represents x. The left and down directions are negative and the right and up directions are positive. Since the x value of the point is negative so we have to move to the left direction and since y value is positive we go to the up direction.

Definitely