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1.If the coordinates of a point have opposite signs, which quadrants could the point be in?

a)Quadrants I and II
b)Quadrants I and III***
c)Quadrants II and IV
d)Quadrants II and III

2.Which ordered pair would be plotted by starting from the origin and moving 1.25 units right and then 0.5 units down?
a)(-0.5,1.25)
b)(1.25,-0.5)***
c)(-1.25,0.5)
d)(0.5,-1.25)

7 answers

1. Not it's actually in Quadrants II and IV.

In Q I and III, the coordinates of the point have the same sign. For instance,
Quadrant I: (2,4)
Quadrant III: (-1,-3)

2. Yes that's right. `u`

so 1 is c and 2 is b??

It’s 1 is b and 2 is d

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Did you know?

Did you know that if the coordinates of a point have opposite signs, the point could be in both Quadrants I and III? This is because Quadrant I is located in the upper right part of the plane, where both x and y coordinates are positive, while Quadrant III is located in the lower left part of the plane, where both x and y coordinates are negative. Also, did you know that if you start from the origin and move 1.25 units right and then 0.5 units down, the plotted ordered pair would be (1.25, -0.5)? This is because the x-coordinate represents the horizontal movement, and the y-coordinate represents the vertical movement. Starting from the origin (0,0), moving 1.25 units right gives us an x-coordinate of 1.25, and moving 0.5 units down gives us a y-coordinate of -0.5.