In the graph below, no axes or origin is shown. If point B's coordinates are (10, 3), which of the following coordinates would most likely be A's?

Explanation

The correct answer is (-10, 3). In a graph where no axes or origin are shown, common practice is to assume a symmetrical relationship around the origin or one of the axes. Since point B is at (10, 3), point A being at (-10, 3) suggests symmetry across the y-axis. Option A, (17, -2), and Option C, (6, 8), suggest arbitrary points that do not maintain any clear symmetrical relationship. Option B, (10, 6), suggests alignment along the y-axis, which is not supported by the graph's unspecified nature.