Point $(0, - 7)$ lies

On the $x - axis$

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In the second quadrant

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On the $y$ -axis

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In the fourth quadrant

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Solution

The correct option is C
On the $y$ -axis

Plot point $(0, - 7)$ .
On a graph, the abscissa and ordinate are used to represent a point's location.
The given point is $(0, - 7)$ . So, abscissa is $0$ and ordinate is $- 7$ .
This implies that the given point lies on the $y - axis$ as shown in the graph below:
Hence, the correct option is Option (C)

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