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This PS looks like DS [#permalink] New post 24 Apr 2007, 00:43
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 [#permalink] New post 24 Apr 2007, 01:54
x>y^2>z^4 -> x is a positive no.

this means that x, y and z can be positive nos greater than 1 in that case x>y>z hence I could be true.x, y and z can be positive nos greater than 0 but less than x>z>y hence III could also be true and i think z>y>x is not possible (i am not sure about the last statement).

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javed wrote:
x>y^2>z^4 -> x is a positive no.

this means that x, y and z can be positive nos greater than 1 in that case x>y>z hence I could be true.x, y and z can be positive nos greater than 0 but less than x>z>y hence III could also be true and i think z>y>x is not possible (i am not sure about the last statement).

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I also thought this way but it is not correct...
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 [#permalink] New post 24 Apr 2007, 12:44
(II) is also possible but I don't understand why :cry:
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 [#permalink] New post 24 Apr 2007, 13:50
Three cases if treated seperate.

Lets say X=0.9, Y= 1/3, Z=1/2
Then statement I holds good

Statement II is good if
X=0.2, Y=1/3 and Z=1/2

Statement III is good if
X= 0.9, Y=1/3, Z=1/2

All statements are true if they are treated seperately.
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