The point (3, 0, -4) lies on the: - Vidyadip

MCQ

The point (3, 0, -4) lies on the:

A
Y-axis
B
Z-axis
C
XY-plane
D
XZ-plane

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Answer

XZ-plane

Solution:

(3, 0, -4) Given pointClearly, y = 0 and x and z have non-zero value.

If the point lies on x - z plane, this condition is possible. the answer is XZ-plane.

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