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The perpendicular distance of the point p(3,5) from the x axis is

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Answered by srinivasraomail49

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answer is 5 is your required answer

Answered by anantnakshat

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Step-by-step explanation:

suppose the given axes are [-1,-2] and x is -1 and y is -2 then the perpendicular distance of point p fron x axis would be ordinate nd y axis would be abscissa..

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