Math, asked by bordenilesh1p52n1i, 1 year ago

find the abscissa of point (3.2, 6.4)

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Answered by aditi1382

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3.2 is abscissa point

bordenilesh1p52n1i: how?

Answered by dragonballAlex

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Abscissa of the point is 3.2 and ordinate is 6.4.. Both lies in the first quadrant....

dragonballAlex: In a coordinate point, the first one is always abscissa and the second one is always ordinate... its a rule...

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