MCQ
(-1, -5, -7) lies in Octant:
  • A
    I
  • B
    VII
  • C
    V
  • D
    III

Answer

  1. VII

Solution:

Here all the three x, y, z coordinate are negative of the given point.

$\therefore$ it will lie in the seventh Octant.

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