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A point lies on the line of symmetry and has an -coordinate of -3.
What are its coordinates?

Class 9Plotting PointsCoordinate Geometry
  • A(-3, -3)
  • B(-3, 3)
  • C(3, -3)
  • D(3, 3)

Step-by-Step Solution

On the line the -coordinate equals the -coordinate. With , so (-3, -3).
Answer: A) (-3, -3)

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