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3 years ago

In which quadrant is the number 6 – 8i located on the complex plane?

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ivolga24 [154]3 years ago

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Answer: The given complex number 6-8i will be located in fourth quadrant

Explanation:

We have a coordinate plane and which consists of four quadrants

In first quadrant both the coordinates (x,y) are positive can be represented as (+,+)

In second quadrant x-axis will be negative and y-axis will be positive and represented as (-,+)

In third quadrant both the coordinates will be negative and represented as (-,-)

In fourth quadrant x-axis will be positive and y-axis will be negative and represented as (+,-)

Our required complex number will lie in fourth quadrant since, its x-axis is positive and y-axis is negative.

antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago

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The number 6 – 8i is located in the 4th quadrant on the complex plane.

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