To analyze the situation based on the information provided:
- Point A is 6 units to the left of 0, which means the value of A is -6.
- Point C is 2 units to the right of 0, which means the value of C is 2.
Now let’s evaluate the statements. The problem seems to ask for specific values related to A and C, potentially as variables. Since no specific values are given with the letters indicating rational numbers, we can interpret the statements based on their likely intent.
- A: The value of (A) is positive. (A = -6, so this is false)
- B: The value of (C) is positive. (C = 2, so this is true)
- C: The value of (A) is negative. (A = -6, so this is true)
- D: The value of (C) is negative. (C = 2, so this is false)
Based on the above reasoning, the true statements are:
- B (The value of C is positive)
- C (The value of A is negative)
Since the question asks for a singular true statement without giving clear context on which variable the options refer to:
- If A refers to point A, then statement C is true.
- If A refers to point C, then statement B is true.
However, if we need to select based on the typical context:
The most straightforward conclusion is:
C. The value of A is negative.