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Points in Different Quadrants

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Question

The abscissa of a point is positive in the

A

First and Second Quadrant

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B

Second and Third Quadrant

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C

Third and Fourth Quadrant

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D

Fourth and First Quadrant

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Solution

The correct option is D Fourth and First Quadrant
The abscissa of a point is positive in the first and fourth quadrant.

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(i) Firstly, check the sign of each coordinate of a point.
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