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Ravi marks a point at $(p$ , q) where $p = (- 2)^{2}$ and $q = (- 3)^{3}$ .
Evaluate $p$ and $q$ , then identify the quadrant.

Class 9Quadrants and SignsCoordinate Geometry

AQuadrant IV
BQuadrant I
CQuadrant II
DQuadrant III

Step-by-Step Solution

p = (- 2)^{2} = 4

(positive),

q = (- 3)^{3} = - 27

(negative). (4, -27) is (+, -), Quadrant IV.

Answer: A) Quadrant IV

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