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21 Jan 2020, 11:35
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A straight line, AB, passes through the origin of the standard Cartesian coordinate system. The line is inclined at an angle X. The value of X is equal to 2pi/3 . If the line AB is vertically translated by -2, then the equation of the line AB will be:
(a) y=-sqrt(3)x-2
(b) y=sqrt(3)x+2
(c) Not enough information is given.
(a)y =[[1/sqrt(3)]x]-2
(a) y=-sqrt(3)x-2
(b) y=sqrt(3)x+2
(c) Not enough information is given.
(a)y =[[1/sqrt(3)]x]-2
21 Jan 2020, 14:53
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Hello, MB12. You may find these posting rules helpful so that you can post your question properly and perhaps catch the right eye.
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21 Jan 2020, 18:58
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Is this a CAT question? I am moving to the CAT forum for now...
