
Concept introduction:
On the x-axis − The point lies on the x axis if it lies on the horizontal axis.
Above the x-axis − The point lies above the x- axis if y values are positive and x values can be both positive and negative.
Below the x-axis - The point lies below the x-axis if y values are negative and x values can be both positive and negative.
On the y-axis- The point lies on the y-axis if it lies on the vertical axis and x value is 0.
Left of the y-axis - The point lies to the left of the y-axis if x values are negative and y values can be both positive and negative.
Right of the y-axis- The point lies to the right of the y-axis if x values are positive and y values can be both positive and negative.

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