For a point , both and are non-zero integers. Given that and , determine the quadrant…

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For a point R(m,n)R(m,n), both mm and nn are non-zero integers. Given that mn>0mn>0 and m+n<0m+n<0, determine the quadrant in which RR lies. Give a brief reason for your answer.

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