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On the number line, the distance between point A and point C [#permalink] New post 16 Nov 2010, 06:53
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On the number line, the distance between point A and point C is 5 and the distance between point B and point C is 20. Does point C lie between A and B?

(1) The distance between point A and point B is 25
(2) Point A liest to the left of Point B.
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Re: on the number line the distance between [#permalink] New post 16 Nov 2010, 06:56
statement 1 is clearly sufficient.
from 2 A lies left of B so C should between A & C
what's wrong with this?
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Re: on the number line the distance between [#permalink] New post 16 Nov 2010, 07:19
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on the number line the distance between point A & C is 5 & the distance between point B & c is 20 . does the point c lie between point A & B?
a) the distance between A & B is 25
b) point A lies left to pont B


For statement 2 following cases are possible:
A--(5)--C-------(20)-----------B
C--(5)--A-------(15)---------B


So this statement is not sufficient.

Answer: A.
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Points on a number line? [#permalink] New post 21 Mar 2012, 11:59
On the number line, the distance between points A & C is 5 and the distance between points B & C is 20. Does point C lie between point A &B?

1. The distance between point A & B is 25.
2. Point A lies to the left of point B.

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Re: Points on a number line? [#permalink] New post 21 Mar 2012, 12:56
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On the number line, the distance between points A & C is 5 and the distance between points B & C is 20. Does point C lie between point A &B?

1. The distance between point A & B is 25.
2. Point A lies to the left of point B.

How to do this?


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Re: On the number line, the distance between point A and point C [#permalink] New post 21 Mar 2012, 13:18
Nice question.. Thanks for the answer Bunuel...

I tht it was D till i read your explanation of why statement 2 is not sufficient..

I hadnt considered the possibility with C all the way to the left..
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Re: on the number line the distance between [#permalink] New post 06 Jul 2012, 23:54
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I am unable to do number line problems unable to understand concept any suggestions please


Bunuel wrote:
anilnandyala wrote:
on the number line the distance between point A & C is 5 & the distance between point B & c is 20 . does the point c lie between point A & B?
a) the distance between A & B is 25
b) point A lies left to pont B


For statement 2 following cases are possible:
A--(5)--C-------(20)-----------B
C--(5)--A-------(15)---------B


So this statement is not sufficient.

Answer: A.
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Re: on the number line the distance between [#permalink] New post 07 Jul 2012, 01:18
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I am unable to do number line problems unable to understand concept any suggestions please


Bunuel wrote:
anilnandyala wrote:
on the number line the distance between point A & C is 5 & the distance between point B & c is 20 . does the point c lie between point A & B?
a) the distance between A & B is 25
b) point A lies left to pont B


For statement 2 following cases are possible:
A--(5)--C-------(20)-----------B
C--(5)--A-------(15)---------B


So this statement is not sufficient.

Answer: A.


Highly recomend Karishma's blog posts on absolute values / number line concepts

http://www.veritasprep.com/blog/2011/01 ... edore-did/
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