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Re: Which of the following inequalities is equivalent to [#permalink]
"or we can write as : ab>−3cab>−3c which is the only correct answer and is always true."

It might be also the case that that either a or b are negative and that will complement the negative. And then when you are shifting it to the other side of the inequality, that will change the relation from ">" to "<" . So, I thing (perhaps, one answer should be right) the above may not be assured. Any one can help me solve this perplexity?
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The explanation provided by Pranab is perfect.

In the inequality manipulation, you can only move on the other side the 3.

The other variables NO because you do not know the sign.

I hope is now more clear.

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