2 + i 0 is point on ...........? - Vidyadip

MCQ

$2 + i 0$ is point on $...........?$

✓
$x -$ axis
B
$y -$ axis
C
$z -$ axis
D
any axis

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

$x -$ axis

Since imaginary part of complex number is zero.
So, it is plotted on real axis
i.e. $x -$ axis.
$2 + i 0$ is point on $x -$ axis.

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