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Is x < y?
(1) z < y
(2) z < x

The OA is A. But my answer is E. Am I missing something? Or it may be a misprint?



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Is x < y? (1) z < y (2) z < x The OA is A. But my 30 Jul 2007, 11:40
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This has to be a misprint. You are not missing something.
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Is x < y? (1) z < y (2) z < x The OA is A. But my 01 Aug 2007, 21:04
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Is x < y?
(1) z < y
(2) z < x

The OA is A. But my answer is E. Am I missing something? Or it may be a misprint?
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Of course the answer is E.

Btw, very funny pic (Gmat Cat, lolol...)
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Is x < y? (1) z < y (2) z < x The OA is A. But my 01 Aug 2007, 21:22
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Yes there has to be a misprint. Answer should be E.
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Is x < y? (1) z < y (2) z < x The OA is A. But my 01 Aug 2007, 22:02
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St1:
No information about x. insufficient.

St2:
No information about y. insufficient.

using both st1 and st2 doesn't say x or y is larger. insufficient.

Ans E. I believe the OA is wrong.



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