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If n and m are integers , is n greater than m?
a. (n+1)^2 > m^2
b. (n-1)^2 < m^2
If n and m are integers , is n greater than m?
a. (n+1)^2 > m^2
b. (n-1)^2 < m^2
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22 Sep 2003, 22:58
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not that easy
(1) n=3, m=1 and n=-7, m=1 not suff
(2) not suff by the same reason
combine: (n+1)^2>m^2>(n-1)^2, where n>0. No info about m.
Looks like E.
(1) n=3, m=1 and n=-7, m=1 not suff
(2) not suff by the same reason
combine: (n+1)^2>m^2>(n-1)^2, where n>0. No info about m.
Looks like E.
23 Sep 2003, 00:19
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will go with E.
Since i am looking at square of m (in the choices given), so m can be positive as well as negative and still satisfy for a particular n.
Thus n>m will be No or Yes depending on sign of m.
-vicky
Since i am looking at square of m (in the choices given), so m can be positive as well as negative and still satisfy for a particular n.
Thus n>m will be No or Yes depending on sign of m.
-vicky
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