Which octant do the point (-5, 4, 3) lie: - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which octant do the point (-5, 4, 3) lie:

A
Octant I
B
Octant II
C
Octant III
D
Octant IV

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Answer

Octant II

Solution:

Given, (-5, 4, 3) is the point

Here, the x-coordinate is negative but y and z coordinates are positive

$\therefore$ (-5, 4, 3) lie in octant II.

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