(A→ ii), (B→ iii), (C→ i), (D→ v), (E→ vi), (F→ iv)

In a given coordinate system P(x, y).

⇒ ‘x’ represents abscissa and ‘y’ represents ordinate.

A. Given Point is (7, 0)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 7 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 0.

⇒ Thus, ordinate is zero.

B. Given Point is (11,11)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 11 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 11.

⇒ Thus, ordinate is equal to abscissa.

C. Given Point is (4,8)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 4 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 8.

⇒ Thus, ordinate is double the abscissa.

D. Given Point is (6,2)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 6 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 2.

⇒ Thus, abscissa is triple the ordinate.

E. Given Point is (0,9)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 0 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 9.

⇒ Thus, abscissa is zero.

F. Given Point is (6,3)

Here, abscissa i.e. x – coordinate = 6 and ordinate i.e. y – coordinate = 3.

⇒ Thus, abscissa is double the ordinate.