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In which quadrant does the point P(–4, –3) lie? A. l B. III C. IV D. II

In which quadrant does the point P(–4, –3) lie? A. l B. III C. IV D. II
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In which quadrant does the point P(–4, –3) lie?

A. l

B. III

C. IV

D. II

User Kata
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Since "x" is negative and "y" is negative, it is in quadrant IV.


User Snowdude
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P(-4,-3) lies in quadrant III
Draw out the graph and plot the point; label the quadrants and you will find that P(-4,-3) lies in quadrant III

Your answer is: B) III

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