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sunilrawat
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Line a is defined by the equation y = mx + 4.
Line b is defined the the equation y = px - 2.
If these lines intersect at point C, is either m or p greater than 0?
(1) The x intercept of line b < 0.
(2) | m | > | p |
Does the question mean that proving any one of m<0 or p<0 sufficient?? Or is it asking the status of the other as well?
OA E
Line b is defined the the equation y = px - 2.
If these lines intersect at point C, is either m or p greater than 0?
(1) The x intercept of line b < 0.
(2) | m | > | p |
Does the question mean that proving any one of m<0 or p<0 sufficient?? Or is it asking the status of the other as well?
OA E
