The lines, x=3 and y=-4 intersect at the point

Question

The lines, x=3 and y=-4 intersect at the point  (A) (-4,3) (B) (4,-3) (C) (3,-4) (D) (-3,4)

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

The line x=3 is a line parallel to Y-axis intersecting X-axis at 3 . And the line y=-4 is a line parallel to X-axis, intersecting Y-axis at -4 . If these 2 lines intersect, the x coordinate will be 3 and y coordinate will be -4 , so the point will be (3,-4).

Q. The lines, $x = 3$ and $y = - 4$ intersect at the point ___

$(- 4, 3)$

$(4, - 3)$

$(3, - 4)$

$(- 3, 4)$

The line $x = 3$ is a line parallel to $Y$ -axis intersecting $X$ -axis at 3 .
And the line $y = - 4$ is a line parallel to $X$ -axis, intersecting $Y$ -axis at -4 .
If these 2 lines intersect, the $x$ coordinate will be 3 and $y$ coordinate will be -4 , so the point will be $(3, - 4)$ .

Q. The lines, x=3 and y=−4 intersect at the point ___

(−4,3)

(4,−3)

(3,−4)

(−3,4)