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If the coordinates of point A is (2, -5) and B is (-3, 2), then find the sum of ordinate of A and Abscissa of B.

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Answered by SuhanaBhatia

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Answer:

sum = -5+(-3)= -8

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Answered by aasimfeetwala

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Answer:

-8

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