In which quadrant does the point (-7, -4) lie? - Vidyadip

MCQ

In which quadrant does the point (-7, -4) lie?

A
None of these.
B
II
C
IV
D
III

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Answer

III
Solution:
Recall that (+, +) lies in I quadrant, (-, +) lies in II quadrant, (-, -) lies in III quadrant, (+, -) lies in IV quadrant.
Since, both the coordinates of given point are negative, it lies in Quadrant III.

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