Hello,
Can you please assist with this:
Is line a's slope less than b's?
(1) Lines a and b intersect at point (10,1).
(2) Line a's y-intersect is greater than b's.
OA: C
P.S. Sorry the images are kind of jumbled up. I thought I uploaded them correctly. Please ignore the image captions.
A is in-suff.
B is in-suff.
Combining we can see that they are suff.
Can you please tell me if my solution is correct here?
Thanks a lot,
Sri
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Hi Sri,
Yes, your solution is correct. In these types of graphing questions, it's usually a good idea to sketch out a few possibilities so that you can keep track of whether the answer to the given question changes or not.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
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Yes, your solution is correct. In these types of graphing questions, it's usually a good idea to sketch out a few possibilities so that you can keep track of whether the answer to the given question changes or not.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
