Math, asked by vrushab5540, 1 month ago

the point (-3,5 lies in )

Answers

Answered by palakyadav760

2

Answer:

second quadrant

The point (−3,5) lies at second quadrant.

Step-by-step explanation:

I hope its helpful for u

Answered by baina3109

0

Answer:

2nd quadrant

Step-by-step explanation:

x intercept is negative and y intercept is positive so

2nd quadrant

give me brainliest

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Physics, 16 days ago

Statements given below are incorrect write the correct statements: CNG Stands for compound neubal gas...

Social Sciences, 16 days ago

13 what are Saprophytes ? ans the plant which grow by absorbing nuterins from decompese matter are called saprophytes eg:fungi 'bread ,pickle etc ...

English, 16 days ago

There is a fall in values in today’s life. Keeping this in mind, write a paragraph on ‘ The Need for Moral Education ’ in about 80-100 words to make the youth of today aware of high moral standards. please share the answer as soon as possible. this is a 15 marks question.

Geography, 1 month ago

Q5 Resources are vital for any developmental activity but irrational consumption and over utilization can be detrimental towards the environment. Therefore, resource conservation has been the main concern of the leaders and thinkers across the globe. Mahatma Gandhi too voiced his concern regarding conservation in the following words." There is enough for everybody's need and not for anybody's...

English, 1 month ago

Fill in the blanks with whose and whom. 1. The lady to I talked is quite aged. 2. The little girl_bag was lost complained to the teachers.

Computer Science, 9 months ago

Q95. · A technology for application of mechanical, electronics and computer based systems to control and operate systems is known as (A) Microprocessor based systems (B) Automation (C) Sequential controller (D) PLC...

Hindi, 9 months ago

आजकल इनसानियत तो रही ही नही का संख्या भेद क्या है?

History, 9 months ago

s per industry guestimates, inbound adventure tourism in India is growing 5-7 per cent annually and domestic adventure tourism is growing by 20-25 per cent. According to market research expert Nielsen, over one billion travellers experienced adventure tourism globally and India attracted just over 3.4m adventure tourist visits in 2015. Of this number, about 15 per cent are foreign adventure...