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Does line L pass through Quadrant II?
(1) Line L has Positive X-Intercept
(2) Line L has negative Y-Intercept
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(1) Line L has Positive X-Intercept
(2) Line L has negative Y-Intercept
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23 Jul 2015, 07:13
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both separately do not tell us anything concrete. depending on the slope , the line may or may not pass through quad ll... insuff
combined, only way for the line to be there is by passing through i,iii,iv and not ll... suff
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23 Jul 2015, 07:25
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Statement 1, X-intercept > 0 --> lines y = 5x-10 (I, III and IV quadrants) and y = -5x+10 (I, II and IV quadrants) both have X-intercept >0 . Thus this statement is not sufficient.
Statement 2, Y-intercept < 0 --> lines y = 5x-10 (I, III and IV quadrants) and y = -5x-10 (II, III and IV quadrants) both have Y-intercept <0 . Thus this statement is not sufficient.
Combining, we get a line of the form : y = mx-b (with m >0 and b>0) and this does not pass through II quadrant. Thus C is the correct answer
