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4 years ago

What quadrant is (9,-1) in?

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Fed [463]4 years ago

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quadrant 4

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german4 years ago

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Quadrant I is: the pos. x axis and pos. y axis

Quadrant II is: the neg. x axis and pos. y axis

Quadrant III is: the neg. x axis and neg. y axis

Quadrant IV is: the pos. x axis and neg. y axis

So, (9, -1) is in the fourth quadrant.

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