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If P is an integer, is P|P| < \(2^P\) ?

(1) P<0
(2) \(P^2 -5P +6 = 0\)

The Q is not of good quality as you cannot have different values of variable from two statements..
1st statement tells us P<0 and IInd statement tells us that P = 2 or 3...
If P<0, How can it be POSITIVE 2 or 3..

But yes answer will be D as stated by you..

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