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Find 2 (ordinate of P)+3 (abscissa of Q ) if P(-2 6) and Q(0 4) are two points on the cartesian plane.
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Answered by rkcomp31
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Answer:

12

Step-by-step explanation:

For any point (x,y)

Abscissa = x coordinate

Ordinate = y coordinate

Given points are:

P(-2,6) and Q(0,4)

Thus ordinate of P)=6 and abscissa of Q =0

Hence

2 (ordinate of P)+3 (abscissa of Q )

=2*6+3*0

=12+0

=12

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