Math, asked by suwaaq, 4 days ago

the lines x=a and y=b are

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Answered by dhruvsharma5903

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answer and explanation:

x=a is a line that is parallel to y-axis and at 'a' units from it

similarly,

y=b is a line that is parallel to x-axis and at 'b' units from it

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