A point $A (p, q)$ is $2$ units away from $x -$ axis and $5$ units from $y -$ axis. What would be its coordinate ?

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Solution

Abcissa is calculated as written following
$p = 2$
$q = 5$

Hence, $A (p, q) = (2, 5) .$

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A point A(p,q) is 2 units away from x−axis and 5 units from y−axis. What would be its coordinate ?

Abcissa is calculated as written followingp=2q=5Hence, A(p,q)=(2,5).

A point $A (p, q)$ is $2$ units away from $x -$ axis and $5$ units from $y -$ axis. What would be its coordinate ?

Abcissa is calculated as written following
$p = 2$
$q = 5$

Hence, $A (p, q) = (2, 5) .$