Which quadrants (excluding the origin and axes) does $f (x) = x$ $f(x)=x$ pass through?

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Which quadrants (excluding the origin and axes) does $f (x) = x$ $f(x)=x$ pass through?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-21T20:15:35

Only the first and third ( $I and I I I$ $IandIII$ )

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Remember the quadrants are numbered counterclockwise from $x + and y + = I$ $x+ and y+ =I$ to $x + and y - = I V$ $x+ and y- =IV$
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