Math, asked by preetgill4555, 10 months ago

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$what \: is \: the \: ordinate \: of \: a \: point \: lying \: on \: x - \: axis$

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Answered by khalkaraditya8

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it's (x,0) as the y coordinate on x axis is 0 so we can write that the only position defining axis is x so we write as (x,0) where x is any point on x axis

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$what \: is \: the \: ordinate \: of \: a \: point \: lying \: on \: x - \: axis$