sud21 wrote:In the xy-plane, both line K and L intersect with axis-y. Is K's intercept with axis-y greater than that of line L?
1). K's intercept with axis-x is greater than that of L.
2). K and L have the same slope.
1.L1 and L2 are two ways intersecting K with x intercept of K > x int of L. Without knowing the slope we cannot determine the answer. INSUFF.
2.L1 and L2 are two conditions that match the criteria and one has y intercept greater than that of K's while other is less than that of K's. INSUFF.
Combining both we can say both are parallel with x intercept of K > x int of L, y intercept should be greater.
IMO C.
Both pictures are for their respective statements in that particular order.
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