Considering conventional coordinate system of axis, the position (3, 4) {(X, Y), an ordered pair to uniquely define position of any particle in a XY-2 dimensional plane} of any particle suggests that particle lies in

I quadrant

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II quadrant

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III quadrant

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IV quadrant

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Solution

The correct option is A
I quadrant

I quadrant - (positive, positive)

II quadrant - (positive, negative)

III quadrant - (negative, negative)

IV quadrant - (negative, positive)

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Considering conventional coordinate system of axis, the position (3, 4) {(X, Y), an ordered pair to uniquely define position of any particle in a XY-2 dimensional plane} of any particle suggests that particle lies in

The correct option is A I quadrant I quadrant - (positive, positive) II quadrant - (positive, negative) III quadrant - (negative, negative) IV quadrant - (negative, positive)

The correct option is A
I quadrant

I quadrant - (positive, positive)

II quadrant - (positive, negative)

III quadrant - (negative, negative)

IV quadrant - (negative, positive)