MCQ practice · SSC Higher Mathematics Board questions · Chapter 11: Coordinate Geometry
At what angle does the line √3x + y − 5 = 0 meet the positive direction of the x-axis?
Think it through first, then pick an option.
- a 30°
- b 60°
- c 120°
- d 150°
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: c 120°
y = −√3x + 5, so the slope −√3 = tan 120° and the angle is 120°.
Why the other options are wrong
- a 30°: y = −√3x + 5, so the slope −√3 = tan 120° and the angle is 120°. So 30° is not the answer.
- b 60°: 60° would need slope +√3; the slope −√3 is negative, so the angle is obtuse.
- d 150°: y = −√3x + 5, so the slope −√3 = tan 120° and the angle is 120°. So 150° is not the answer.
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