Write abscissa and ordinate of point $(-3, -4)$
Given: The coordinate is $ (-3, -4).$
To find: We have to find the abscissa and ordinate of the given coordinates.
Solution:
The abscissa OR x co-ordinate of the given point $(-3, -4) is -3$
The ordinate OR y co-ordinate of the given point $(-3, -4) is -4$
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