Math, asked by atendrasingh768, 1 year ago

The coordinates of a point p (x, y) where x <0 and y >0. Find the quadrant in which the point Q (-x, y)?

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Answered by 16Aradhya

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The point Q (- x, y) lies in the third quadrant.

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