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If n is an integer, and /n/+(n/2)>4, n=? 1). n>-12 2). 21 Aug 2006, 09:20
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If n is an integer, and /n/+(n/2)>4, n=?
1). n>-12
2). n<-6

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If n is an integer, and /n/+(n/2)>4, n=? 1). n>-12 2). 21 Aug 2006, 09:50
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Is B the official answer or your answer?

Because this does not give you an exact value for N so I dont see how it could be correct.
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If n is an integer, and /n/+(n/2)>4, n=? 1). n>-12 2). 21 Aug 2006, 09:52
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Even combining both statements, n could have several values.

(E)
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Even if you choose C - you would still be able to use -9 or -10, or -11 - so the answer must be E.
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Hi sorry for failing to elaborate. That was the answer given in the question bank. But I also got E



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