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1) If (a-b)/c = 0 then the only possibility is that a-b=0mohit11 wrote:1) Can someone if there is a condition where a-b/c =0 does not equate to a-b = 0 , i can think of C= 0, which would make L.H.S infinity.
2) OG 10 - 173.
IS Y=6
1)Y^2 = 36
2)Y^2 - 7Y+ 6 = 0
OA is C
Please give why OA is C, 1) Yiels 2 roots, 2) Yields, 1 root same as 1) and another root.
Hey Brent,Brent Hanneson wrote:1) If (a-b)/c = c then the only possibility is that a-b=0mohit11 wrote:1) Can someone if there is a condition where a-b/c =0 does not equate to a-b = 0 , i can think of C= 0, which would make L.H.S infinity.
2) OG 10 - 173.
IS Y=6
1)Y^2 = 36
2)Y^2 - 7Y+ 6 = 0
OA is C
Please give why OA is C, 1) Yiels 2 roots, 2) Yields, 1 root same as 1) and another root.
2) Is y=6?
1) y^2 = 36
2) y^2 - 7y+ 6 = 0
1) y^2 = 36 --> y=6 or y=-6 INSUFFICIENT
2) y^2 - 7y+ 6 = 0 --> (y-1)(y-6)=0 --> y=1 or y=6 INSUFFICIENT
(1&2) if both statements are true then the only possible value for y is 6 . . . SUFFICIENT
1). I am confused whether it is a-b/c = 0 or (a-b)/c = 0 .. In any case if a-b/c= 0 ---> b=camohit11 wrote:1) Can someone if there is a condition where a-b/c =0 does not equate to a-b = 0 , i can think of C= 0, which would make L.H.S infinity.
2) OG 10 - 173.
IS Y=6
1)Y^2 = 36
2)Y^2 - 7Y+ 6 = 0
OA is C
Please give why OA is C, 1) Yiels 2 roots, 2) Yields, 1 root same as 1) and another root.
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