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If x>0 and y=0, Where is the poiny (x,y) located? ​

If x>0 and y=0, Where is the poiny (x,y) located? ​
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If x>0 and y=0, Where is the poiny (x,y) located?

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If x>0 and y=0, Where is the poiny (x,y) located? ​-example-1
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User Waggles
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Answer:

the answer would be x-axis

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User Aguyngueran
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Answer:

x-axis

Explanation:

y = 0==> x-axis

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User Chris McMahan
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