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29 Aug 2019, 06:46
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If y and z are integers, what is the value of y + z ?
(1) \(y + z < 8\) and \(y + z > 6\).
(2) \(1 < \frac{y}{2} < \frac{z}{2} < 2.5\)
(1) \(y + z < 8\) and \(y + z > 6\).
(2) \(1 < \frac{y}{2} < \frac{z}{2} < 2.5\)
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29 Aug 2019, 08:33
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#1
\(y + z < 8\) and \(y + z > 6\).
y=3 and x=4 only possible sufficient
#2
\(1 < \frac{y}{2} < \frac{z}{2} < 2.5\)[/quote]
y=3 and x=4 sufficient
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29 Aug 2019, 08:45
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