I am pretty sure lot of us would look at two values from each and then find common values from both and mark C.
But always check back after putting the values to get to your answer.
You will go WRONG if you are looking for value of x, but if you realize that you are looking for the value of \(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\), you will be correct..
What is the value of \(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\)?
(1) \(x^2 + 7x – 18 = 0......x^2+9x-2x-18=0......(x+9)(x-2)=0\)
So, x can be -9 or 2 and
\(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\)=\(|\frac{-9+5}{-9+7}|=\frac{-4}{-2}=2\)..
\(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\)=\(|\frac{2+5}{2+7}|=\frac{7}{9}\)
Two different values
Insuff
(2) \(3x^2 + 46x + 171 = 0..........3x^2+27x+19x+171=3x(x+9)+19(x+9)=0.......(x+9)(3x+19)=0.\)
So, x can be -9 or -19/3 and
\(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\)=\(|\frac{-9+5}{-9+7}|=\frac{-4}{-2}=2\)..
\(|\frac{x+5}{x+7}|\)=\(|\frac{\frac{-19}{3}+5}{\frac{-19}{3}+7}|=|\frac{-19+15}{-19+21}|=|\frac{-4}{2}|=2\)
Suff
B