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In figure, $ LM$ is a line parallel to the $ y-$axis at a distance of $ 3$ units. What is the difference between the abscissa of the points $ L$ and $ M$?

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Solution

Compute the required difference:

The cartesian coordinates are of the form (x,y). The ordered pairs in the two-dimensional plane are referred to as the abscissa and ordinate.

Abscissa: The first number in the ordered pair is called the abscissa. In other words, the value of x in the ordered pair is called the abscissa. It is the distance of any point on the plane from the y-axis.

Since all the points on the line have the same abscissa =3.

The difference in abscissa ofL and M=0.

Hence, the required difference is 0.


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