Question

.Which statement is true about two ordered pairs
that are the same except for the signs of the
numbers?
A. Their points are reflections.
B. Their points are on the horizontal axis.
C. Their points are on the vertical axis.
D. Their points are in different quadrants.
Answer

Answer 1

The statement that is true about two ordered pairs that are the same except for the signs of the numbers is their points are in different quadrants. Option D

What are ordered pairs?

Ordered pairs are known to be pairs of numbers that are used locate a point in the rectangular coordinate plane

They are written as (x ,y)

where

• x is the x-coordinate
• y is the y-coordinate

It is important to note that the location of the ordered pair in the quadrants determines the sign of the x and y coordinates.

The signs of the ordered pairs are given as;

When (x , y)  is in Quadrant I then both x and y are positive

• (x , y)  is in Quadrant II then x is negative and y is positive

• (x , y)  is in Quadrant III then both x and y are negative

• (x , y)  is in Quadrant IV then x is positive and y is negative

Therefore, the statement that is true about two ordered pairs that are the same except for the signs of the numbers is their points are in different quadrants. Option D

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