Answer
a. $(2, 3)$
b. $(-1, 5)$
c. $(-3, -2)$
d. $(3, -1)$
e. $(5, 0)$
f. $(0, -3)$
Work Step by Step
a. Quadrant 1 is where both x-coordinate and y-coordinate of a point are positive values.
b. Quadrant 2 is where the x-coordinate is a negative value and y-coordinate of a point is a positive value.
c. Quadrant 3 is where both x-coordinate and y-coordinate of a point are negative values.
d. Quadrant 4 is where the x-coordinate is a positive value and y-coordinate of a point is a negative value.
e. When a point is on the x axis, it lies on the line $y=0$, so the y-coordinate must be 0.
f. When a point is on the y axis, it lies on the line $x=0$, so the x-coordinate must be 0.
