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A point both of whose co-ordinates are negative will lie in _____ quadrant

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I

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I I

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I V

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Solution

The correct option is D $I I I$
$X Y$ plane is divided into four quadrants.
$1^{s t}$ quadrant has both coordinates positive, $2^{n d}$ quadrant has $x$ negative and $y$ positive.
$3^{r d}$ quadrant has both the coordinates negative.

Hence, the answer is $3^{r d}$ quadrant.

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