- AQuadrant I
- BQuadrant II
- CQuadrant III
- DQuadrant IV
Step-by-Step Solution
In Quadrant I both coordinates are positive; swapping two positive numbers still gives two positive numbers, so the new point is also in Quadrant I.
Answer: A) Quadrant I
A point lies in Quadrant I. When its -coordinate and -coordinate are interchanged, the new point must also lie in:
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