What are y1 and y2 in the adjoining graph? – McqOptions

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1.	What are y1 and y2 in the adjoining graph?
A.	Conjugate depths
B.	Alternate depths
C.	Equal depths
D.	Sequent depths
Answer» C. Equal depths

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