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Answered by sadhil73
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Answer:

1. (-2,4) lies in 2nd quadrant

   (3,-1) lies in 4th quadrant

   (-1,0) lies in 2nd quadrant

   (1,2) lies in 1st quadrant

    (-3,-5) lies in 3rd quadrant

2. Plot the graph.

Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Solutions :-

1)

Given points are :-

(-2,4) lie in 2nd Quadrant

Since (-,+) in Q2

(3,-1) lie in 4th Quadrant

Since (+,-) in Q4

(-1,0) lies on X-axis

Since the coordinate of y = 0

(1,2) lies in 1st Quadrant

Since (+,+) in Q1

(-3,-5) lie in 3rd Quadrant

Since (-,-) in Q3

Scale :-

On x-axis 1 cm = 1 unit

On y-axis 1 cm = 1 unit

2) Given points are :

(-2,8) lies in Q2

Since (-,+) in Q2

(-1,7) lies in Q2

Since (-,+) in Q2

(0,-1.25) lies in Q4

Since (+,-) in Q4

(1,3) lies in Q 1

Since (+,+) in Q1

(3,-1) lies in Q4

Since (+,-) in Q4

Scale :-

On x-axis 1 cm = 0.5 units

On y-axis 1 cm = 1 unit

  • Horizontal line is called X-axis

  • Vertical line is called Y-axis.

  • The equation of X-axis = y=0

  • The equation of Y-axis = x=0

  • The intersection of X and Y-axes is the Origin O(0,0)

  • If (x>0,y>0) the point lies in Q1
  • if(x<0,y>0) the point lies in Q2
  • If (x<0,y<0) the point lies in Q3
  • If (x>0,y<0) the point lies in Q4
  • Rene Descartes was the father of Coordinate Geometry

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