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In the figure, the point A(m, n) lies in Quadrant II as show
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In the figure, the point A(m, n) lies in Quadrant II as shown. In which region is the point B(n, m) ?
(A) Quadrant I
(B) Quadrant II
(C) Quadrant II
(D) Quadrant IV
(E) On the x-axis
Re: In the figure, the point A(m, n) lies in Quadrant II as show
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11 Apr 2020, 11:03
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Let points be (1,2)
A (m,n ) = (-1,2) --- Quadrant II
Therefore, B (n, m) = (2, -1) --- Quadrant IV
Answer D
A (m,n ) = (-1,2) --- Quadrant II
Therefore, B (n, m) = (2, -1) --- Quadrant IV
Answer D
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