Ivan says if the line passes through a negative number on the x-axis its load must be negative can you prove him wrong or right.
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Well think about it. If you divide by something less than 1, your number gets bigger.
Same thing when it's negative, except now the answer is negative. So, if x gets really close to 0, it will be very big, or a big negative number. Remember, "getting close to 0" could mean from the negative side just as well from the positive.
Same thing when it's negative, except now the answer is negative. So, if x gets really close to 0, it will be very big, or a big negative number. Remember, "getting close to 0" could mean from the negative side just as well from the positive.