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Thanks Mavery!

And it was quicker than OG's :)
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Summer

I did just like you did and believe its mathematically correct.

( unless fig or amardeep tells us otherwise)
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Someone, please explain what <0> means ...is that the same as != (not equal to) I did not understand the question. If so, where is statement 1 of the question?

Thanks!
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hsampath, read it as below ( alternately, if you have OG-11 then go to question 144 in DS section)

If n is a +ve int, is (1/10)^n < (.001)
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summer it doesnt help if you dont put the question properly...what the heck is the question? I cant understand "<0>2" means...
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I am really sorry for this, but believe me it is not my fault. I wasted about 15 minutes to post and repost this question many times. Whenever I posted the question some figures changed in to 2 by itself. I don't know why it happened.

If you have OG 11th Edition, pls check this question there.

I will try to post this question again. See, if it works then... :oops:



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