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Chapter 3: Q19. AR (page 113)

Name all the points shown that lie in the quadrant indicated. (A point on an axis is not in any quadrant.)

Quadrant 1

Short Answer

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Points which lie in Quadrant 1 are P,Nand M.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Define quadrant.

Any plane (x-y plane) can be divided into 4 areas known as quadrant. These quadrants have different sign of coordinates. Any point on the x and y axis is not in any quadrant.

All four quadrants are shown below:

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Step 2. Divide the graph into the Quadrants.

The given plot is shown below:

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Step 3. Determine the points in quadrant I.

Quadrant I is where points with positive x and y values lie. From the graph, it can be observed that points which lie in Quadrant I are P,N and M.

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