Let A be any point on the Cartesian plane that satisfies the conditions x<0,y>0,∣x∣≤5 and ∣y∣≤5.
(i) Give three distinct examples of ordered pairs that can serve as the coordinates of A.
(ii) Plot the three points obtained in part (i) on graph paper.
(iii) For each point chosen, verify algebraically that it satisfies all the given inequalities.
(iv) If B is the point whose coordinates are (−x,−y), determine the quadrant in which B lies and explain your reasoning.