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  1. Q1. The point (3, 4) lies in which quadrant?

    • A.Quadrant I
    • B.Quadrant II
    • C.Quadrant III
    • D.Quadrant IV

    Answer: A. Quadrant I

  2. Q2. The point (-2, 5) lies in which quadrant?

    • A.Quadrant II
    • B.Quadrant I
    • C.Quadrant III
    • D.Quadrant IV

    Answer: A. Quadrant II

  3. Q3. The point (-4, -1) lies in which quadrant?

    • A.Quadrant III
    • B.Quadrant I
    • C.Quadrant II
    • D.Quadrant IV

    Answer: A. Quadrant III

    Given -4, -1, asked for the unknown. By x = -4 < 0 and y = -1 < 0. x = -4 < 0 and y = -1 < 0. sign pattern gives Quadrant III. So option A) Quadrant III. Others fail: option B) 'Quadrant I' misses the point - Re-check the signs of the coordinates; option C) 'Quadrant II' fails since Sign pattern: (+,+) I, (-,+) II, (-,-) III, (+,-) IV.

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