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Eadam · Answer 1 · 2023-10-05T10:22:45+0000

Given that

$\begin{gathered} x=-3 \\ y=2 \end{gathered}$

To locate the (-x, -y), we would first find the coordinate by substituting the values of x and y as shown below

$\begin{gathered} (-x,-y) \\ =(-(-3),-(2))_{} \\ =(3,-2) \end{gathered}$

Then plot the coordinate of (3, -2) on a graph as shown below:

From the graph shown above, it can be observed that point Q is equivalent to coordinate

(-x,-y), i.e. Q(3, - 2). The correct option is Q

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