#2735: Coordinate Plane Closure explain

[A coordinate graph is shown with both axes unlabeled but with two labeled ticks. In the middle of the shown area of the graph there is a hole torn in the white “fabric” of the graph’s plane. It has jagged edges and lines runs away from the hole in all directions. The area visible through the hole is covered in thin gray lines, and the edges of the hole cast shadows onto the surface below. Two points are marked on the graph at coordinates (X,Y) of (1.5, 1) and (2, 1.5). These two dots marks two of the corners of a square drawn with gray dotted lines, The square completely surrounds the hole. Above the graph there is a very large heading, with black danger triangles with exclamation marks in them, on either side of the heading. Below this there are three lines of text. And below the graph there are four more lines of text.]

⚠ Math Notice ⚠

The coordinate plane will be closed Thursday between (1.5, 1) and (2, 1.5) to repair a hole.

Labels on Y-axis ticks: 1 2

Labels on X-axis ticks: 1 2

If your graph uses this area, please postpone drawing until Friday or transform it to different coordinates.