point e's y-coordinate is 0, but its e-coordinate is not 0.
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Quadrants on the coordinate plane
point e's y-coordinate is 0, but its e-coordinate is not 0.
quadrant ii
quadrant i
quadrant iii
quadrant iv
where could point e be located on the coordinate plane?
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Quadrants on the coordinate plane
point e's y-coordinate is 0, but its e-coordinate is not 0.
point e's y-coordinate is 0, but its e-coordinate is not 0.
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