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In coordinate geometry does x=o mean the y-axis or the yz plane!?
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In coordinate geometry, x=o means that the x-coordinate of a point is equal to zero. This can also be thought of as the point lying on the y-axis.
2)X=o refers to the y-axis. The yz plane is a two-dimensional plane, while the y-axis is a one-dimensional line on the coordinate plane.
3)X=o is represented as the point where the y-axis intersects with the x-axis. This point has coordinates (0,0) on the coordinate plane.
4)No, the yz plane is defined by the x-coordinate being equal to zero. If a point has an x-coordinate of zero, it must lie on the y-axis and therefore cannot be on the yz plane.
5)No, x=o and y=0 are two different equations. X=o represents a point on the y-axis, while y=0 represents a point on the x-axis.