Question 6 • ELPGEQ2 M/J Math 6 - 1205010 HCPS v24
A point with x-value 3 lies to the right of the y-axis, but its y-value can be positive, negative, or zero. So such points can be in Quadrant I or IV, or on the x-axis; they are not all in Quadrant I. The other statements are true: the axes intersect only at the origin, x = 0 describes the y-axis, and x = 2 with y = 2 specifies the single point (2, 2).
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