
In a rectangular co-ordinate system, does the line K (not shown) intersect quadrant II?
1 The slope of K = -1/6
2 The y- intercept of k is -6.
Please explain in detail
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After re analyzing the problem I edited my explanation though the answer is still the same.Naruto wrote:
In a rectangular co-ordinate system, does the line K (not shown) intersect quadrant II?
1 The slope of K = -1/6
2 The y- intercept of k is -6.
Please explain in detail
Thanks, doubt clarifiedkishore99 wrote:Yes, A is correct.
A line with positive slope passes through Q1 and Q3
A line with negative slope passes though Q2 and Q4
Examples shown in the attached image.
B is insufficient, a line with y intercept -6 can pass through Q1, Q3,Q4 OR Q2, Q3, Q4 OR may be parallel to X-axis
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