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If A and B are positive integer, is A greater than B?
(1) A = 1
(2) B = 2
(1) A = 1
(2) B = 2
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If A and B are positive integer, Is A greater than B?
1) A = 1
2) B = 2
1) A = 1
2) B = 2
Given: A,B > 0
statement 1:
A= 1
B= 1 or B >1
\(A\le B\), A is never greater than B.
sufficient
statement 2:
B =2
A=1 or A= 3
not sufficient
Ans: A
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Zero is neither negative nor positive: Concept.
Statement#2.
A can be 1 or 3, Insufficient.
Statement#1.
B can be 1 or 2. For either case the answer to the stem is 'NO'. Sufficient.
(A) Only A sufficient
Statement#2.
A can be 1 or 3, Insufficient.
Statement#1.
B can be 1 or 2. For either case the answer to the stem is 'NO'. Sufficient.
(A) Only A sufficient
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If A and B are positive integer, Is A greater than B?
1) A = 1
2) B = 2
1) A = 1
2) B = 2
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