A point lies on the $x$-axis and is $9$ units away from the origin in the negative direction. Its…
A point lies on the $x$-axis and is $9$ units away from the origin in the negative direction. Its coordinates are:
- $(0,-9)$
- $(-9,0)$
- $(9,0)$
- $(-9,-9)$
Solution
On the $x$-axis $y=0$, and the negative direction means $x<0$. So the point is $(-9,0)$.
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