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Locating a Point in Cartesian Plane

The point P-5...

Question

The point P(−5, 3) lies in
(a) quadrant I
(b) quadrant II
(c) quadrant III
(d) quadrant IV

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Solution

(b) quadrant II
Points of the type (-, +) lie in the second quadrant.
Hence, (-5,3) lies in quadrant II.

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