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BrentGMATPrepNow received 9 Kudos for post Is 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,000.

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neha2912Is 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00025-Dec-2023
Giorgos115Is 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00009-Sep-2022
amilsteinIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00018-May-2022
itsarudolfIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00004-May-2021
arjita42Is 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00025-Sep-2020
yashwantrahulrIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00030-Jul-2020
hacorusIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00027-Jun-2020
akhilsinglaIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00003-Jun-2020
TumharaFaizalIs 7^x > 100 ? (1) 7^(x+2) > 9,800 (2) 7^(2x) > 10,00024-May-2020

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