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The point (1, –2), (2, –3), (4, –6), (2,–7) lies in:

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28.57%II quadrant ( 2 voters )
14.29%III quadrant ( 1 voter )
14.29%IV quadrant ( 1 voter )
42.86%do not lie in the same quadrant ( 3 voters )
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  1. Determining the Quadrant of Given Points
     A point (x, y) lies in a specific quadrant based on the signs of its coordinates:
    Quadrant I → (x > 0, y > 0)
    Quadrant II → (x 0)
    Quadrant III → (x < 0, y 0, y < 0)
    Analyzing Each Point
    1. Point (1 , -2)
    x = 1 (positive), y = -2 (negative). Lies in Quadrant IV
    2. Point (2, -3)
    x = 2 (positive), y = -3 (negative). Lies in Quadrant IV
    3. Point (4, -6)
    x = 4 (positive), y = -6(negative). Lies in Quadrant IV
    4. Point (2, -7)
    x = 2 (positive), y = -7 (negative). Lies in Quadrant IV
    Conclusion: All four points lie in Quadrant IV.
    Final Answer: (c) IV quadrant.
    This question related to Chapter 3 Mathematics Class 9th NCERT. From the Chapter 3 Coordinate Geometry. Give answer according to your understanding.

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