Coordinate Geometry-6 | Lines, Point & Slope Form, 2-Point form, Intercept Form CAT, GRE, GMAT, SSC

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Calculation Techniques

Percentages

Profit & Loss

Simple & Compound Interest

Ratio Proportion

Variations (Direct, Inverse, Joint & Variations by Parts)

Averages

Mixtures & Alligation

Time & Work

Time, Speed & Distance

Numbers

Geometry

Coordinate Geometry

Trigonometry

Heights & Distance

Linear Equations

Quadratic Equations

Maxima & Minima

Indices & Surds

Logarithms

Functions & Graphs

Sequence & Series

Cubes Logical Reasoning

Permutation & Combination

Probability

Race to 99 - Important Questions

Clocks

Calendars

Quant Practice & PYQs session

[anshikachaudhary]

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[amulyajain]

Crisp and clear explanation. Amazing job. Gonna watch all videos

[Shivamsingh-biwq]

i was solving a question of manhattan book a question came regarding parallel lines in which line cut through the positive side of x axis i choose the answer x=2 because it cut through the positive side you also selected x=5 but as i check the answer my answer was wrong.the answer written there was -Since the line is vertical, it always has the same x-coordinate. That is what the correct answer, x = -2,
expresses. No matter what the y-coordinate is, x is always some negative value. All equations of vertical lines have the
form x = [number]. Similarly, all equations of horizontal lines have the form y = [number].