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Class 9 Mathematics: Coordinate Geometry

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MCQs on coordinate geometry, point plotting in the plane with given coordinates, cartesian system, coordinates and quadrants.

Class 9 Mathematics: Coordinate Geometry

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1. What will be the coordinates of a point Q if Q is plotted diagonally opposite to P in 4th Quadrant?

(4, -6)(-4, 6)(4, 6)(-4, -6)

2. How many parts does the axes divide the plane into?

TwoThreeFourOne

3. Find the coordinates of point A and B as given in the figure.

A(-4, 6) and B(4, -6)A(-4, -6) and B(4, 6)A(4, -6) and B(-4, 6)A(4, 6) and B(4, 6)

4. What will be the coordinates of a point B if B is plotted as mirror image of A in 3rd Quadrant?

(0, -5)(-5, -2)(7, 2)(7, 8)

5. Find the coordinates of a point which is at a distance of 4m to the right of A and 2m above A.

(2, 7)(7, 7)(0, 7)(2, 4)

6. Which of the following is the correct way to represent the point p(2, -3) in the cartesian system?

7. What will be the coordinates of a point B if it is 2 units above origin in y axis direction and 2units to the left of A in x-axis direction?

(0, 2)(5, 2)(-5, 2)(-5, -2)

8. Point p(0, 4) lies along __________ axis.

OX'OY'OXOY

9. If a point is in 2^nd quadrant, then it is in __________ form.

(-, -)(-, +)(+, +)(+, -)

10. What will be the coordinates of B and C if B and C are mirror images of point A with respect to x and y axis respectively?

B(-3, 5) and C(-3, 5)B(3, 5) and C(3, 5)B(3, -5) and C(3, -5)B(3, -5) and C(-3, 5)

11. What will be the perpendicular distance of point Q from y-axis?

8 units3 units6 units5 units

12. What is the sum of abscissa and ordinate of point P and point Q?

10-12

13. The ordinate and abscissa of point A are ______________

3, 32, 23, 22, 3

14. Why is coordinate geometry used?

To locate a point in a plane preciselyTo multiply numbersTo find square root of a numberTo create different shapes

15. Point where XX' and YY' intersect, is called __________

abscissaoriginordinatecoordinate

16. What is the sum of abscissas of point A and B?

2973

17. Identify the quadrant of point Q.

IVIIIIII

18. Identify the figure when point A, B and origin are joined as OA, OB and AB?

TriangleSquareRectangleCircle

19. Point p(-3, 5) lies in __________ quadrant.

4th3rd1st2nd

20. What will be the ordinate of P if sum of abscissa of P and abscissa of Q is 9?

4392

21. In the below diagram, distance of point P perpendicular to Y axis is measured along __________ axis.

negative ypositive xpositive Ynegative x

22. Calculate the area of triangle AOB formed by joining OA, OB and AB?

5 sq. units10 sq. units0 sq. units15 sq. units

23. From the given diagram, coordinates of point P are __________

(-2, 3)(3, 2)(2, -3)(2, 3)

24. What is the sum of y-coordinates of point G and H?

-663-3

25. Calculate the length of Line PQ.

71089

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