Explain why the graph y < X cannot lie in quadrant II

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03-11-2014
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Explain why the graph y < X cannot lie in quadrant II

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chipperrider chipperrider · Answer 1 · 2014-11-03T03:05:16+01:00

chipperrider chipperrider

03-11-2014

Quadrant 2 is the top left quadrant on a cartesian plane. In this quadrant, all x-values are negative and all y-values are positive. Therefore, all x-values are less than y-values so y < x cannot be in this quadrant.

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