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Another name for the Cartesian plane is the:

Class 9Coordinate GeometryCoordinate Geometry
  • ACoordinate plane
  • BNumber line
  • CQuadrant
  • DOrigin line

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The Cartesian plane is also called the coordinate plane (or xy-plane), formed by two perpendicular axes.
Answer: A) Coordinate plane

Key idea: The Cartesian plane

Two perpendicular axes — horizontal -axis) and vertical -axis) — meet at the **origin** (0, 0). Together they divide the plane into four **quadrants**:

- **I**: > 0 (top right)
- **II**: > 0 (top left)
- **III**: < 0 (bottom left)
- **IV**: < 0 (bottom right)

Points ON the axes don't belong to any quadrant. (a, 0) sits on the -axis; (0, b) sits on the -axis.

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