11) A (0; 4), B (-4; 0), C (-1)

To plot these points, we'll use the coordinate plane:

• Point A (0; 4): Start at the origin. The x-coordinate of 0 means we don't move left or right. We then move 4 units up on the y-axis.
• Point B (-4; 0): From the origin, move 4 units to the left on the x-axis. The y-coordinate of 0 means the point stays on the x-axis.
• Point C (-1): This entry appears to be incomplete as it only provides an x-coordinate. Assuming it should be a coordinate pair, it's impossible to plot without a y-coordinate. If it's intended to be on the x-axis, it would be (-1, 0).

Please verify the coordinates for point C.