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Which of the following is most likely to be the equation of line l?
(A) y = 4x + 4
(B) y = 4x - 4
(C) y = x - 6
(D) y = x + 1/2
(E) y = -x - 3
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Updated on: 05 Jul 2021, 10:58
Originally posted by IanStewart on 05 Jul 2021, 07:56.
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This is such a strangely phrased question - how do we measure how "likely" it is that an equation is the equation of a certain line? I don't see how a question like this can be posed as if it's a probability question. Anyway, the line has positive slope, and negative y-intercept, so only B and C are possible. The slope of the line doesn't look all that steep, so a slope of 4 looks completely unreasonable, and y = x - 6 is the only equation that appears it might represent the line in the diagram. That line would have a slope of 1, and so would meet either axis at 45-degree angle, which looks about right.
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A and D are out as y intercept should be negative.
E has negative slope so its out.
out of B and C,
C is most likely to be the answer considering the slope of line L.
In case of B, slope shud be much more but from figure,it isnt .
so,
C it is.
E has negative slope so its out.
out of B and C,
C is most likely to be the answer considering the slope of line L.
In case of B, slope shud be much more but from figure,it isnt .
so,
C it is.
