MCQ
A point whose abscissa and ordinate are $2$ and $-5$ respectively, lies in :
- AFirst quadrant.
- BSecond quadrant.
- CThird quadrant.
- ✓Fourth quadrant.
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Fourth quadrant.
Abscissa is $= 2\ ($positive intercept on $X-$ axis$)$
and ordinate $= -5\ ($ negative intercept on $Y-$ axis$)$
so $X-$ value is positive and $Y-$ value is negative, i.e. Fourth Quadrant.
and ordinate $= -5\ ($ negative intercept on $Y-$ axis$)$
so $X-$ value is positive and $Y-$ value is negative, i.e. Fourth Quadrant.
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