Math, asked by spoorthiisureshkumar, 6 months ago

The coordinate of a point whose ordinate is -3/4 and abscissa is 5 are

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Answered by kritisharma482005

5

Answer:

(5,-3/4)

Step-by-step explanation:

abcissa-point on x-axis

ordinate-point on y-axis

Answered by hellolaabhhere

1

Answer:

abscissa is X and ordinate is Y

therefore coordinates are (X,Y)=> (5,-3/4)

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