MCQ
The distance of the point $(5,-4)$ from $x$-axis is
- A5 units
- ✓4 units
- C1 unit
- D9 units
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
4 units
(b) : Distance of the point $(5,-4)$ from $x$-axis $=\mid y$-coordinate of the point $(5,-4) \mid=4$ units
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