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by [email protected] » Sun Jun 09, 2013 3:18 am
On the coordinate plane, does the point (not shown) with coordinates (w,v) lie in the same quadrant as point k ?
(w, v) lies in the same quadrant as (-4,2).
(-2v, w) lies in as (-4,-4).
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by aaggar7 » Sun Jun 09, 2013 4:49 am
IMO D.

Point K lies in the 4th quadrant,where x is "+" and y is "-"

1. (-4,2) lies in the second quadrant.so (w,v) is also in 2nd quad.Hence sufficient.

2. -2v = -4 so v =2 and w=-4.Hence co-ordinates of the point are (-4,2).Again Sufficient.

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by [email protected] » Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:42 am
1.(w, v) lies in the same quadrant as (-4,2).

2. (-2v, w) lies in the same quadrant as (-4,-4).
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by prashanthichennupati » Sun Jun 09, 2013 7:35 am
Both the statements are SUFFICIENT.

(w,v) lie in the fourth quadrant where w>0 and v<0

Statement 1: (w,v) lies in quadrant 2. (w,v)doesn't lie in quadrant 4. SUFFICIENT.
Statement 2: w=-4<0 v=2>0 lies in quadrant 2.(w,v)doesn't lie in quadrant 4. SUFFICIENT.

D is the answer.
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