Q. 53.5( 4 Votes )
The point C(-6, 0) lies
A. quadrant II
B. quadrant III
C. on the x-axis
D. on the y-axis
Answer :
We can see that, x – coordinate is negative and y- coordinate is zero.
Hence, it can be clearly said that C(-6,0) lies on the x axis.
∴ Option C is correct.
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