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Cartesian Plane & Coordinate Axes

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The point at which the two coordinate axes meet is called
(a) the abscissa
(b) the ordinate
(c) the origin
(d) the quadrant

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Solution

(c) the origin
Explanation: The point at which two axes meet is called as the origin.

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