- AQuadrant I
- BQuadrant II
- CQuadrant III
- DQuadrant IV
Step-by-Step Solution
A Quadrant III point is (-, -). Reversing both signs gives (+, +), which is Quadrant I.
Answer: A) Quadrant I
A point lies in Quadrant III. Both its coordinates are reflected: it is reflected first in the -axis and then in the -axis (both signs reversed).
In which quadrant does the final image lie?
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