2 years ago

Please help and is #2 right?????

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Lubov Fominskaja [6]2 years ago

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Yes 2 is right I can't see 4

Rudiy272 years ago

4 0

Number two is quadrant 3 if you look up quadrants on a graph it will show you where each quadrant is. You can use this website symbolab for number 3.
You can use Desmosgraphing for number 4

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