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\type{graphics.number} % answer will be passed from Cindy |
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\solution{sol} |
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\end{answer} |
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- \explanation[[ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 > 0]]{Your point is in the second quadrant.} |
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- \explanation[[ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 < 0]]{Your point is in the third quadrant.} |
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- \explanation[[ans_1 > 0] AND [ans_2 < 0]]{Your point is in the forth quadrant.} |
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+ \explanation[ [ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 > 0] ]{Your point is in the second quadrant.} |
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+ \explanation[ [ans_1 < 0] AND [ans_2 < 0] ]{Your point is in the third quadrant.} |
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+ \explanation[ [ans_1 > 0] AND [ans_2 < 0] ]{Your point is in the forth quadrant.} |
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\end{question} |
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\end{problem} |
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