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Does the line L pass through quadrant III ?
1) The line L doesn't have an X-intercept
2) Y-intercept of line L is positive.
1) The line L doesn't have an X-intercept
2) Y-intercept of line L is positive.
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Updated on: 17 Mar 2021, 18:37
Originally posted by MarmikUpadhyay on 17 Mar 2021, 08:19.
Last edited by MarmikUpadhyay on 17 Mar 2021, 18:37, edited 1 time in total.
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Does line L pass through III quadrant?
Statement 1:
Line L doesn't have X-intercept.
=> Line L is parallel to X-axis
Case 1: Line L has positive Y-intercept.
=> Line L passes through I and II quadrants.
Case 2: Line L has negative Y-intercept.
=> Line L passes through III and IV quadrants.
Statement 1 is Not Sufficient.
Statement 2:
Y-intercept of line L is positive
Case 1: Line L has positive slope.
=> Line L passes through I, II and III quadants.
Case 2: Line L has negative slope
=> Line L passes through I, II and IV quadrants.
Statement 2 is also Not Sufficient.
Statement 1 and Statement 2 combined:
Line L doesn't have X-intercept and Y-intercept of line L is positive.
It is similar to Case 1 of Statement 1
=> Line L passes through I and II quadrants.
=> Line L does not pass through III quadrant
Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are Sufficient.
So, correct answer is option C.
Statement 1:
Line L doesn't have X-intercept.
=> Line L is parallel to X-axis
Case 1: Line L has positive Y-intercept.
=> Line L passes through I and II quadrants.
Case 2: Line L has negative Y-intercept.
=> Line L passes through III and IV quadrants.
Statement 1 is Not Sufficient.
Statement 2:
Y-intercept of line L is positive
Case 1: Line L has positive slope.
=> Line L passes through I, II and III quadants.
Case 2: Line L has negative slope
=> Line L passes through I, II and IV quadrants.
Statement 2 is also Not Sufficient.
Statement 1 and Statement 2 combined:
Line L doesn't have X-intercept and Y-intercept of line L is positive.
It is similar to Case 1 of Statement 1
=> Line L passes through I and II quadrants.
=> Line L does not pass through III quadrant
Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are Sufficient.
So, correct answer is option C.
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Statement 1:
Line L must be parallel to x axis
But it could be above the x axis or below. Not sufficient
Statement 2:
Line L has positive y intercept.
It may or may not go through III quadrant. Not sufficient
Statement 1 and 2:
Sufficient. Line L is parallel to x axis and above it with a positive y intercept.
C is the correct answer
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Line L must be parallel to x axis
But it could be above the x axis or below. Not sufficient
Statement 2:
Line L has positive y intercept.
It may or may not go through III quadrant. Not sufficient
Statement 1 and 2:
Sufficient. Line L is parallel to x axis and above it with a positive y intercept.
C is the correct answer
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