Re: A circle with center O and radius 5 is shown in the xy-plane. Lines th									
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									 26 Jul 2022, 08:35
									 
									26 Jul 2022, 08:35																	
							 
							
														
								Solution - 
In co-ordinate geometry, create your own diagrams and mark the axis. 
On the x-axis, draw a circle with a radius of 5 and centre at (0, 0). 
It will cut the x-axis at 5 and -5 and the y-axis at 5 and -5. 
The next step is to plot the three given lines given in the question.
(I) y = -x +1
Plug-in the value, x = 0, then you will get y = 1. So this line cuts the y-axis at 1. 
Plug-in the value, y = 0, then you will get x = 1. So this line cuts the x-axis at 1.
This line, when extended on both sides will cut the circle at two distinct points.
(II) y = 2x + 1
Plug-in the value, x = 0, then you will get y = 1. So this line cuts the y-axis at 1. 
Plug-in the value, y = 0, then you will get x = -1/2. So this line cuts the x-axis at -1/2.
Similarly, we plot this line and you will see that it will cut the circle at two points too.
(III) y = (1/2)x - 6
Plug-in the value, x = 0, then you will get y = -6. So this line cuts the y-axis at -6. 
Plug-in the value, y = 0, then you will get x = 12. So this line cuts the x-axis at 12.
Hence, this line cuts the y-axis at -6 and the x-axis at 12. It is outside the circle and hence doesn't cut the circle. 
Hence, the correct answer is (C)