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Co-ordinate Geometry (Source: Kaptests)

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by abhishek karumuri » Mon Nov 21, 2011 11:27 am
The distance from the x -axis to point P is half the distance from the y -axis to point P . If the coordinates of P are ( x , – 7), how many units is P from the y -axis?

A)3.5
B)7
C)9.8
D)10.5
E)14

OA: E

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by kanwar86 » Mon Nov 21, 2011 11:33 am
abhishek karumuri wrote:The distance from the x -axis to point P is half the distance from the y -axis to point P . If the coordinates of P are ( x , – 7), how many units is P from the y -axis?

A)3.5
B)7
C)9.8
D)10.5
E)14

OA: E

Plz help
IMO answer is E)
Approach - The distance from the x -axis to point P...ordinate of P
the distance from the y -axis to point P...abscissa of P
co-ordinates of P are (2a, a)
Equate (2a,a) with ( x , – 7)
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by pemdas » Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:42 am
we have a function concept applied with a coordinate geometry topic
y=(1/2)*x, the coordinates of P is (x,-7) and according to our function we may have -7=(1/2)*x OR x=-14. Now the question asks "how many units is P from the y-axis" note please the word 'unit' and we are not looking for coordinate which is -14, but looking for 'how many units'. The answer is 14 units, E.
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