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For Point A (m,n) to fall in the correct quadrant, if the value of m is 6, the 6 would be , and if the value of n is 3, the 3 would be 6 positive or negative 3 positive or negative Here's the picture if
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For Point A (m,n) to fall in the correct quadrant, if the value of m is 6, the 6 would be

, and if the value of n is 3, the 3 would be

6 positive or negative
3 positive or negative

Here's the picture if you are confused I guess

For Point A (m,n) to fall in the correct quadrant, if the value of m is 6, the 6 would-example-1
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6 must be negative and 3 is also negative
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