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From P a line parallel to y-axis is drawn and from Q a line parallel to x-axis is drawn. Both these lines intersect at the point R. If the coordinates of P and Q are (3,4) and (1,−7), then find the coordinates of R.

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(3,7)
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(3,7)
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(1,4)
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(1,4)
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Solution

The correct option is B (3,7)
The point P=(p,q)=(3,4) and a line is drawn parallel to Y-axis.
Therefore, th equation of the line is x=p=3
Again another line is drawn parallel to X-axis through a point Q=(r,s)=(1,7)
Therefore, the equation of the line is y=s=7
Therefore, the lines are x=3 and y=7
Therefore, the point of intersection is
(x,y)=(3,7)

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