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Re: If a < -1, is b between 0 and 1? [#permalink]
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If a < -1, is b between 0 and 1?

(1) -b < -a
(2) -1 < ab < 0


To find whether 0 < b < 1.

Statement 1:
-b < -a
b > a
b >= -1.
No suff.

Statement 2:
-1 < ab < 0.
dividing the inequality by -1, we get:
1 > b > 0.
Sufficient.
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Re: If a < -1, is b between 0 and 1? [#permalink]
we have a<-1 this it is a negative number, we also have -1<ab<0. If we multiply the ab*(1/a) we will have 0<(1/a)*ab<1, we understandably switch the sign because (1/a) is a negative number. Simplifying the equation will give us 0<b<1.
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