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The ordered pair (a, b) gives the location of point P on the coordinate plane. The values of a and b have the same sign. Neither a nor b is 0.

The ordered pair (a, b) gives the location of point P on the coordinate plane. The values of a and b have the same sign. Neither a nor b is 0.
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The ordered pair (a, b) gives the location of point P on the coordinate plane. The values of a and b have the same sign. Neither a nor b is 0.

The ordered pair (a, b) gives the location of point P on the coordinate plane. The-example-1
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It could be in quadrant I or III

Since I is all positive and III is all negative

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