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08 Mar 2022, 02:30
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If points p, q, and r appear on a number line as shown above, is p < −5 ?
(1) The distance between p and r on the number line is at least 5.
(2) The distance between p and q on the number line is at least 5.
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08 Mar 2022, 14:56
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Breaking Down the Info:
We are given p < q < 0 < r.
Statement 1 Alone:
PR > 5 and \(r > 0\), so P could be less than -5 or greater than -5 if r is too high. Insufficient.
Statement 2 Alone:
q is negative, and since p is at least 5 units on the left side of q, we must have p < -5. Sufficient.
Answer: B
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