what is abscissa and and ordinate ?
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the x and y axes on a plane is called absicca and ordinate respectively.
generally, the horizontal line represents absicca and the vertical line represents ordinate.
generally, the horizontal line represents absicca and the vertical line represents ordinate.
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my maths textbook says that x coordinate is called abscissa and y coordinate is called ordinate.
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A point is represented in a 2-dimentional coordinate geometrical system (like x-y plane) with x-y axes, as (x , y) . x is called ascissa and y is called ordinate of the point.
Origin of the system is denoted by (0, 0 ).
A point (1 , 2 ) on the graph is plotted by traveling 1 units (small squares) on to the right of origin and then 2 units upwards vertically. A point (4 , 4) is plotted by finding 4 units to the right of origin on the x axis and then moving upwards 4 units.
Origin of the system is denoted by (0, 0 ).
A point (1 , 2 ) on the graph is plotted by traveling 1 units (small squares) on to the right of origin and then 2 units upwards vertically. A point (4 , 4) is plotted by finding 4 units to the right of origin on the x axis and then moving upwards 4 units.
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