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Point (-5, 5) lies in Quadrant I II III IV

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In a graph, the quadrants are marked from the top right corner and goes anti-clockwise

Hence we will have (+,+) in the Quadrant I

(- , +) in quadrant II

(-,-) in quadrant III

and

(+,-) in quadrant IV

Now the given point (-5,5) is a (-,+) and hence it lies in the quadrant II

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Point (-5,5) lies in Quadrant 2
Here's some notes:
Quadrant 1: (+,+)
Quadrant 2: (-,+)
Quadrant 3: (-,-)
Quadrant 4: (+,-)
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