Question
a had some cakes. Its quantity is greater than zero.
John had some chocolates. Its quantity is greater than zero.
If the counts of cakes and chocolates are plotted in coordinate plane, which quadrant is appropriate for this condition?
John had some chocolates. Its quantity is greater than zero.
If the counts of cakes and chocolates are plotted in coordinate plane, which quadrant is appropriate for this condition?
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In a coordinate plane, the positive x-axis typically represents one quantity and the positive y-axis represents another. Given that a (cakes) has a quantity greater than zero and John (chocolates) also has a quantity greater than zero, we can assign:
- The horizontal axis (x-axis) to represent the quantity of cakes (a)
- The vertical axis (y-axis) to represent the quantity of chocolates (John)
Since both quantities are greater than zero, the appropriate quadrant for this condition is the **first quadrant** (Quadrant I), where both coordinates (a, count of chocolates) are positive.
- The horizontal axis (x-axis) to represent the quantity of cakes (a)
- The vertical axis (y-axis) to represent the quantity of chocolates (John)
Since both quantities are greater than zero, the appropriate quadrant for this condition is the **first quadrant** (Quadrant I), where both coordinates (a, count of chocolates) are positive.