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31 Oct 2025, 11:01
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Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
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50% (00:23) correct
50% (00:51) wrong based on 2 sessions
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01 Nov 2025, 12:22
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n=5p
m= 3n =3*(5p) =15p
Quantity A: m
Quantity B: p
m is 15 times of p. But we do not know the value of p.
If p= 0, then Quantity A= Quantity B
If p= -1, then Quantity A < Quantity B
If p=+1, then Quantity A> Quantity B
D
m= 3n =3*(5p) =15p
Quantity A: m
Quantity B: p
m is 15 times of p. But we do not know the value of p.
If p= 0, then Quantity A= Quantity B
If p= -1, then Quantity A < Quantity B
If p=+1, then Quantity A> Quantity B
D
02 Nov 2025, 12:01
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Official Explanation
By substitution, \(m = 3(5p) = 15p.\) This means that m is 15 times p. It looks as if m, Quantity (A), is greater, but if the variables are negative, p is greater, so (D) is correct.
Answer: D
By substitution, \(m = 3(5p) = 15p.\) This means that m is 15 times p. It looks as if m, Quantity (A), is greater, but if the variables are negative, p is greater, so (D) is correct.
Answer: D
