Math, asked by shadhanachaulagain, 8 months ago

(1,-3),(1,3) are not equal ordered pairs why?

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Answered by yona7

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Answer:

because they lie in different quadrants of a grid

Answered by srushtigirange05

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

In the first pair 1 is a positive number and -3 is negative number

In the second pair 1 and 3 both are positive

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