On a graph what quadrants are the points (0,4) (0,-4) (4,0) (-4,0) in?

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On a graph what quadrants are the points (0,4) (0,-4) (4,0) (-4,0) in?

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Answer 1 · 2015-08-10T18:54:30

They are all on the border of two quadrants (the $x and y$ $xandy$ axes are the borders).

Explanation:

$(0, 4)$ $(0,4)$ is on the $y$ $y$ -axis and above the $x$ $x$ -axis, so it is between the first and second quadrant ( $I and I I$ $IandII$ )
$(0, - 4)$ $(0,-4)$ is on the $y$ $y$ -axis and below the $x$ $x$ -axis, so it is between $I I I and I V$ $IIIandIV$
$(4, 0)$ $(4,0)$ is on the $x$ $x$ -axis and to the right of the $y$ $y$ -axis, so it is between $I V and I$ $IVandI$
$(- 4, 0)$ $(-4,0)$ is on the $x$ $x$ -axis and to the left of the $y$ $y$ -axis, so it is between $I I and I I I$ $IIandIII$

Usually these border-cases are assign to the lower quadrant of the two, so the answer would be $I, I I I, I, I I$ $I,III,I,II$

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On a graph what quadrants are the points (0,4) (0,-4) (4,0) (-4,0) in?

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