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easy ps Updated on: 30 Jul 2007, 20:27
Originally posted by bewakoof on 30 Jul 2007, 19:46.
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If R = P/Q is R = P?

1. P > 50
2. 0<Q = 20


sorry about the typo!!



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If R = P/Q is R = P?

1. P > 50
2. 0<Q = 50
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I'll assume the '=50' is a typo.

No way 1. can help anything. Can be 51 or 511. so BCE.

0<Q again does little. if its 51, then R = 51/51 = 1. so 1 doesn't equal 51.

if its 1 then it does work, but we can't know that for certain.

E is what is left.
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R=P if Q = 1. So question is asking if Q = 1?

St1:
Insufficient. Knowing P>50 isn't helpful.

St2:
Erm... so Q = 20 here or what? Anyway, it just tells us Q isn't 1. Out.

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If R = P/Q is R = P?

1. P > 50
2. 0<Q = 20


sorry about the typo!!

why not C?

1 & 2: R is not equal to P.
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I didn't want to go on because i don't have an inkling what 0<Q=20 meant.
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easy ps 30 Jul 2007, 22:40
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[quote="ywilfred"][quote="Himalayan"][quote="bewakoof"]If R = P/Q is R = P?

1. P > 50
2. 050 and q = 20, now r cannot be equal to p.
lets suppose p=60:

r = 20/20 = 3.
s o r =/=p.
C.



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