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23 May 2020, 05:53
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In the figure above, line P is crossed by six other lines. Does x = y ?
(1) J || L || N
(2) K || M || O
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23 May 2020, 05:58
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In the figure above, line P is crossed by six other lines. Does x = y ?
(1) J || L || N
(2) K || M || O
PS21209
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Question: Is xº = yº?
HINT: x and y angles correspond to lines J and O respectively which Line P is common to them
If J and O are parallel then Line P will be a transversal and x and y will be corresponding angles and hence will be equal
If J and O are parallel then Line P will be a transversal and x and y will be corresponding angles and hence will be equal
Statement 1: J || L || N
i.e. J is parallel to L and N
Can NOT say whether Line J is parallel to Line O or not (No information about O) hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2: K || M || O
i.e. K is parallel to M and O
Can NOT say whether Line J is parallel to Line O or not (No information about J) hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Combining the statements
No common line sbetween 1st and 2nd statements hence can not relate lines J and O hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
ANswer: Option E
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