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Is Y > 7/11 => y > 0.636

(1) 1/5 < Y < 11/12 => 0.2 < y < 0.9, we can say y is less than 0.9 but don't know if it is greater than 0.636. NOT SUFFICIENT

(2) 2/9 < Y < 8/13 => 0.2 < y < 0.61, we can say y is less than 0.61, that means y < 0.636. SUFFICIENT

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