MCQ
The point $R(0, -3)$ lies in:
- ✓On $y-$axis.
- BIn $III$ Quadrant.
- CIn $II$ Quadrant.
- DIn $I$ Quadrant.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
On $y-$axis.
In co-ordinate, any point p is written as $p(x, y).$
If value of $x-$coordinate is zero then the point p will lie on $y-$axis.
So, given point $R(0, -3)$ will lie on negative y-axis.
If value of $x-$coordinate is zero then the point p will lie on $y-$axis.
So, given point $R(0, -3)$ will lie on negative y-axis.
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