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Cartesian Plane and Coordinate Axes

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A point, both of whose coordinates are negative lie in which quadrant?

A

I quadrant

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II quadrant

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C

III quadrant

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D

IV quadrant

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Solution

The correct option is C
III quadrant

In III quadrant, the abscissa and the ordinate have a negative sign.

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