Let $O$ denote the origin. If $M(1,2), N(0,1)$ and $A(x, y)$ are points such that $x y0$ and $x+y

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Let $O$ denote the origin. If $M(1,2), N(0,1)$ and $A(x, y)$ are points such that $x y>0$ and $x+y < 1$, then choose the correct statement.

Aicharya · Accepted Answer

It is given, for a point $A(x, y)$ $x y > 0$ and $x+y The shaded region in the diagram represent the position of point \(A$.

Let \(O\) denote the origin. If \(M(1,2), N(0,1)\) and \(A(x, y)\) are points such that \(x y>0\) and \(x+y…