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Re: m=3n and n=5p [#permalink]
when value is not assign to variable can lead to option D?
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Re: m=3n and n=5p [#permalink]
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when value is not assign to variable can lead to option D?


Not always.

For example:
Quantity A: -1
Quantity B: x²

For this question, even though we have no information about the value of x, we can still conclude that Quantity B will be greater than Quantity A for ALL values of x.
Answer: B
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