Plot the point on the given axes.
-(-3, 5)

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The point (-3, 5) is located 3 units to the left of the origin (since the x-coordinate is negative) and 5 units above the origin (since the y-coordinate is positive). Therefore, the point should be in the upper-left quadrant of the axes. The only option that shows this is B. The point (-3, 5) corresponds to the intersection of the vertical line passing through -3 and the horizontal line passing through 5. On the given axes, the vertical line passing through -3 intersects the horizontal axis at -3 and the horizontal line passing through 5 intersects the vertical axis at 5. Therefore, the point (-3, 5) is found at the intersection of the two lines, which is at the box labeled 11ebb63d_1ba4_13d3_b851_a7698039bbfc_TB8475_11.

Plot the Point on the Given Axes