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This is cool explanation. Thanks.
Do you guys know anything about DS questions asking whether quadratic functions intersect?
How to solve them? (because there is no slope to deal with).
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Do you have a particular question in mind ? Post an example, might be easier that way
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This is cool explanation. Thanks.
Do you guys know anything about DS questions asking whether quadratic functions intersect?
How to solve them? (because there is no slope to deal with).
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Do you have a particular question in mind ? Post an example, might be easier that way

It is a question from GMATClub Quant Test Set 24. I am not sure whether I can legally copy it here. Can I?
It is a DS question, where two quadratic functions are given (similar to y=kX^2+b) and the question is whether they intersect...
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Fijisurf
This is cool explanation. Thanks.
Do you guys know anything about DS questions asking whether quadratic functions intersect?
How to solve them? (because there is no slope to deal with).
Thanks.

Do you have a particular question in mind ? Post an example, might be easier that way

It is a question from GMATClub Quant Test Set 24. I am not sure whether I can legally copy it here. Can I?
It is a DS question, where two quadratic functions are given (similar to y=kX^2+b) and the question is whether they intersect...

Yes you can post Gmat Club question but in a separate thread.

I think you are talking about this problem: m24-12-formatting-error-73363-20.html#p685386

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Yes you can post Gmat Club question but in a separate thread.

I think you are talking about this problem:
If you have any questions on it please post there.

Exactly, this is the question I am refering to.
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At what angle do lines \(y = Kx + B\) and \(y = Bx + K\) intersect ?

(1) \(B + K = 1\)
(2) \(BK = 0\)

can anyone draw a figure for me How can we say its C?

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From \(B + K = 1\) and \(BK = 0\) we have that b=0 and k=1 OR b=1 and k=0. In either cases the two lines are y=x and y=1:
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Angle = 45 degrees.

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