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Chapter 3: Q14. (page 113)

Name the coordinates of each point.

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The name of the coordinate of point Q is (3,-2).

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Step 1. Observe the figure.

From the figure it can be observed that, it is the x - y plane with several coordinates J, K, M, N, O, P, Q and so on are marked on it.

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Step 2. Define coordinate of a point.

Coordinate (x, y) of apoint is an ordered pair of numbers; that is, a number on thex-axis called anx-coordinate, and a number on they-axis called ay-coordinate.

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Step 3. Name the coordinates of the point Q. 

Steps to find the coordinate of pointQ are:

  • PointQis 3 units away from origin in positivex-axis. Thus, thex-coordinate is 3.
  • Then pointQ is 2 units away from origin in negativey-axis. Thus, they-coordinate is -2.

Therefore, the coordinates of pointQ is (3,-2).

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