What is the value of the y coordinate of any point on the x axis?
1 answer:
The value of the y coordinate of any point on the x axis is always 0.
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Suppose, the co ordinate of any point is .
It means, the distance of the point from x-axis is '' and distance from y-axis is '
'.
Now if the point lies on the x-axis, that means the distance of the point from x-axis will be 0. Thus, the value of '' will be 0.
So, the value of the y coordinate of any point on the x axis is always 0.
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