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which quadrant or on which axis do each of the points ( -2, 5) , ( 3,5) , (-4, -5) , (0, -5),

(5,0) lie ?

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Answered by StrangeStark

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Step-by-step explanation:

(3,5)lies on X axis.

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Answered by fathimashajahan365

Answer:

( -2, 5) = 2nd quadrant

( 3,5) = 1 st quadrant

(-4, -5) = 3 rd quadrant

(0, -5) = y axis

(5,0) = x axis

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which quadrant or on which axis do each of the points ( -2, 5) , ( 3,5) , (-4, -5) , (0, -5),

(5,0) lie ?