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09 Feb 2007, 03:25
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09 Feb 2007, 08:57
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Is the answer B?
In any case there can 7 numbers that meet the criterion.
In any case there can 7 numbers that meet the criterion.
09 Feb 2007, 10:29
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Tricky statement is 2<= n <=15
For stmnt 1.
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a(1) = 24
If K is +ve then all are more than 10. If K is -24 all can be -ve so CANNOT decide.
For stmnt 2.
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If a(8) = 10 then if K is +ve then all the elements for n > 8 are > 10.
If K -ve all the elements for n < 8 are > 10.
I would have chosen B actually I did. Then I reliased that n can only go up to 2.
In that case I would go with C.
OA please on this. I need to check whether this has a trap or not.
vineet
For stmnt 1.
========
a(1) = 24
If K is +ve then all are more than 10. If K is -24 all can be -ve so CANNOT decide.
For stmnt 2.
========
If a(8) = 10 then if K is +ve then all the elements for n > 8 are > 10.
If K -ve all the elements for n < 8 are > 10.
I would have chosen B actually I did. Then I reliased that n can only go up to 2.
In that case I would go with C.
OA please on this. I need to check whether this has a trap or not.
vineet
