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10<p<q
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02 Dec 2018, 05:31
02 Dec 2018, 05:31
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Re: 10<p<q
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04 Dec 2018, 05:58
04 Dec 2018, 05:58
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Carcass wrote:
\(10<p<q\)
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
\(p\) |
\(q-10\) |
Explanation::
Since no information is given for p and q, then no. of possible cases to be considered
Case 1: if p = 11 and q = 12
then Qty A = 11 and Qty B = 2
Qty A > Qty B
Case 2: if p = 11 and q = 30
then Qty A = 11 and Qty B = 20
Qty A < Qty B
Hence Option D
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