Consider the two straight lines whose equations are x=4.5 and y=−3.
(i) Draw a neat sketch showing both lines together with the coordinate axes on the same Cartesian plane and label their point of intersection as P.
(ii) Write the coordinates of P.
(iii) For each line, write the coordinates of the point where it meets (a) the x-axis and (b) the y-axis.
(iv) State in which quadrant the point P lies.