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What is the converse of the statement?

If a point lies in Quadrant lll, then its coordinates are both negative.

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if a point doesn't lie in quadrent lll then both its coordinates are not negative
User Marcelo Tataje
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Answer:

If both the coordinates are negative then the point lies in the third quadrant.

Explanation:

Here we are given the theorum as "If a point lies in Quadrant lll, then its coordinates are both negative."

Now in this theorum , first part is conditional statement and the second part is the conclusion of first. In order to find the converse , we make the conclusive statement as conditional statement and the conditional as conclusive.

Hence ,

Our condition earlier was, lying in the third quadrant ,

Conclusive statement was , both are negative.

Now in converse,

Conditional will be if both are negative ,

Conclusive will be , lies in the third quadrant.

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