To analyze the point represented by the expression \(-1.5 + 4i\) on the Argand diagram (complex plane), we need to examine its components:
- The real part is \(-1.5\).
- The imaginary part is \(4\).
Now, let's break this down:
- The real part \(-1.5\) indicates the point is on the left side of the vertical axis (since it is negative).
- The imaginary part \(4\) indicates the point is above the horizontal axis (since it is positive).
Now we can determine the quadrant in which this point lies:
- Since the real part is negative and the imaginary part is positive, the point \(-1.5 + 4i\) lies in Quadrant II of the Argand diagram.
Therefore, the correct statement is: The point will lie in Quadrant II of the Argand diagram.