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Re: x and y are expressed as decimals. When (x+y) is rounded to hundredth- [#permalink]
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Just add x to both the answer choices:

Quantity A becomes: x+y, which is equal to x as per the given information.
Quantity B becomes: x+0.7

Cancel x from both the sides, you will get:

Quantity A = 0
Quantity B = 0.7

Hence B is greater.
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