Question
A point in which the $x-$coordinate is zero and $y-$coordinate is non-zero will lie on the _________.
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Answer
A point in which the $x-$coordinate is zero and $y-$coordinate is non-zero will lie on the Y-axis.
Solution: Since, the $x-$coordinate is zero, i.e. the distance of the point from $Y-$axis is $0$, the point lies on the $Y-$axis at a certain distance from the origin, which is given by $y-$coordinate.
Solution: Since, the $x-$coordinate is zero, i.e. the distance of the point from $Y-$axis is $0$, the point lies on the $Y-$axis at a certain distance from the origin, which is given by $y-$coordinate.
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