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Concept

Quadrants

In a coordinate plane, the intersection of the

x -

axis and the

y -

axis produces four regions called quadrants. The quadrants are numbered counterclockwise from the top right quadrant as Quadrant I to Quadrant IV in the bottom right.

Quadrants labeled on a coordinate plane.

The signs of the coordinates of a point can be determined based on which quadrant the point lies in.

Conversely, the quadrant of a point can be found by looking at the signs of its coordinates.

Points on an axis do not belong to any quadrant.

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