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Which one of the following represents the intersection of lines at (−5,−6)?
Which one of the following represents the intersection of lines at (−5,−6)?
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Solution
The correct option is C
Option (a):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=5 and y=6 is given by (5,6)
→REJECTED
Option (b):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=−5 and y=6 is given by −(5,6)
→REJECTED
Option (c):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=−5 and y=−6 is given by (−5,−6)
→ACCEPTED
Option (d):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=5 and y=−6 is given by (5,−6)
→REJECTED
Option (c) is correct answer.
Option (a):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=5 and y=6 is given by (5,6)→REJECTED
Option (b):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=−5 and y=6 is given by −(5,6)→REJECTED
Option (c):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=−5 and y=−6 is given by (−5,−6)
→ACCEPTED
Option (d):
The Point of Intersection of two lines x=5 and y=−6 is given by (5,−6)→REJECTED
Option (c) is correct answer.
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