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23 Feb 2015, 03:32
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Line L is a line in the x-y plane. Does line L pass through the second quadrant?
(1) Line L has a positive slope
(2) At its closest approach, Line L is never closer than 3 units to the origin.
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(1) Line L has a positive slope
(2) At its closest approach, Line L is never closer than 3 units to the origin.
Kudos for a correct solution.
23 Feb 2015, 05:00
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From Statement 1, we can draw a line which goes through the following quadrants
3-2-1
3-Origin-1
3-4-1
It may or may not pass from Second Quadrant.
=> Statement 1 is not sufficient.
From Statement 2, we can draw a line which goes through the following quadrants
3-2-1
2-1-4
3-4-1
4-2-1
It may or may not pass from Second Quadrant.
=> Statement 2 is not sufficient.
If we use both the statements together, we can see the common cases as:
3-2-1
3-4-1
It may or may not pass from the Second Quadrant
=> Even after combing both the statements, we cannot get a unique answer.
Correct Answer: E
23 Feb 2015, 09:12
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1) not sufficient as we could have positive slope in all the quadrants
2) we have circle with radius 3 tangent to the circle will represent line closest to origin by a distance of 3 we can have several option insufficient.
combined we have positive slope in 2 and 4 so correct answer is E.
2) we have circle with radius 3 tangent to the circle will represent line closest to origin by a distance of 3 we can have several option insufficient.
combined we have positive slope in 2 and 4 so correct answer is E.
