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(a, 6) is a point (not shown) in Quadrant I. (6, b) is a point (not s
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(a, 6) is a point (not shown) in Quadrant I.
(−6, b) is a point (not shown) in Quadrant II.
A Quantity A is greater.
B Quantity B is greater.
C The two quantities are equal.
D The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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(−6, b) is a point (not shown) in Quadrant II.
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
a |
b |
A Quantity A is greater.
B Quantity B is greater.
C The two quantities are equal.
D The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Re: (a, 6) is a point (not shown) in Quadrant I. (6, b) is a point (not s
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10 Jun 2023, 04:00
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Draw the XY coordinate plane and attempt to plot the two
points in the question. The first point (a, 6) is in Quadrant I,
which means that a is any positive number. The second point
(−6, b) is in Quadrant II, which means that b is also any
positive number. So, a could be 1 and b could be 2, or a could
be 2 and b could be 1. The correct answer is (D).
Draw the XY coordinate plane and attempt to plot the two
points in the question. The first point (a, 6) is in Quadrant I,
which means that a is any positive number. The second point
(−6, b) is in Quadrant II, which means that b is also any
positive number. So, a could be 1 and b could be 2, or a could
be 2 and b could be 1. The correct answer is (D).
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