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1.What is the slope of the staight line
1) The given straight line and straight line Y=X+2 does not intersect
2) The given straight line and the straight line Y=-X+3 intersects
I don´t have the OA for this question but I´d like to discuss it.
I think OA is A.
1) the lines are parallel---Sufficient.
2) from here we don´t know the slope,it can have a positive or negative gradient.Insufficient.
1) The given straight line and straight line Y=X+2 does not intersect
2) The given straight line and the straight line Y=-X+3 intersects
I don´t have the OA for this question but I´d like to discuss it.
I think OA is A.
1) the lines are parallel---Sufficient.
2) from here we don´t know the slope,it can have a positive or negative gradient.Insufficient.
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18 Jan 2005, 18:41
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The answer to this is E
I) we do not knwo the equation of the line so not Suff and it does not interesct that line
II) again we do not knwo the equation of the line so that we could find the intrestcion point to get 1 set of co-ordinates and then find another set from the given equation
and from both I and II not Suff
I) we do not knwo the equation of the line so not Suff and it does not interesct that line
II) again we do not knwo the equation of the line so that we could find the intrestcion point to get 1 set of co-ordinates and then find another set from the given equation
and from both I and II not Suff
