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For point $(x, y)$ , it is given that $x$ > 0 and $x * y$ < 0.
In which quadrant does the point lie?

Class 9Quadrants and SignsCoordinate Geometry

AQuadrant IV
BQuadrant I
CQuadrant II
DQuadrant III

Step-by-Step Solution

x

> 0; since

x * y

< 0 and

x

is positive,

y

must be negative. (+, -) is Quadrant IV.

Answer: A) Quadrant IV

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