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.Write the quadrants/axes in which the following points lie a) (2,-3) b)(0,8) c)(-1,-2) d)(4,7)

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natka813 [3]4 years ago

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Answer:

[see below]

Step-by-step explanation:

Quadrant One has a positive value for both x and y. (+ , +)

Quadrant Two has a negative x value. (- , +)

Quadrant Three has a negative value for both x and y. (- , -)

Quadrant Four has a negative y value. (+, -)

Therefore:

(2, -3) would be plotted in Q4. It does not lie on any axis.

(0, 8) would be on the positive y-axis. (0 is neither negative nor positive.)

(-1, -2) would be plotted in Q3. It does not lie on any axis.

(4, 7) would be plotted in Q1. It does not lie on any axis.

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