the variables a and B are positive numbers. drag and drop each coordinate point to match the correct quadrant.

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inessss [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hence,

Quadrant I --------------- ( a , b)

Quadrant II --------------- ( -a , b)

Quadrant III --------------- ( -a , -b)

Quadrant IV --------------- ( a , -b)

Step-by-step explanation:

There our four quadrant divided by the x-axis and y-axis.

So the variables according to the quadrant are given below.

Quadrant I : Both the coordinates are positive.

Quadrant II : x-coordinate is negative and y-coordinate it is positive.

Quadrant III : x-coordinate is negative and y-coordinate it is negative.

Quadrant IV : x-coordinate is positive and y-coordinate it is negative.

Hence,

Quadrant I --------------- ( a , b)

Quadrant II --------------- ( -a , b)

Quadrant III --------------- ( -a , -b)

Quadrant IV --------------- ( a , -b)

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