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23 Jul 2022, 11:30
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If OPRS is a square, what is the length of OQ?
(1) QR = 10
(2) OR = 12
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24 Jul 2022, 07:27
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If OPRS is a square, what is the length of OQ?
(1) QR = 10
(2) OR = 12
Can we fix the line OQ?
Statement I fixes QR but Q and R could be anywhere.
Statement II fixes the square OPRS, but again nothing about Q.
Combined
We can find the lengths related to square and QR but nothing about position of Q, the position of which will dictate the length of OQ.
There can be infinite values of OQ. Two such values are marked in the attached sketch.
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(1) QR = 10
(2) OR = 12
Can we fix the line OQ?
Statement I fixes QR but Q and R could be anywhere.
Statement II fixes the square OPRS, but again nothing about Q.
Combined
We can find the lengths related to square and QR but nothing about position of Q, the position of which will dictate the length of OQ.
There can be infinite values of OQ. Two such values are marked in the attached sketch.
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