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\(4<\frac{{7-x}}{3}\)
A)The quantity in Column A is greater.
B)The quantity in Column B is greater.
C)The two quantities are equal.
D)The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Quantity A |
Quantity B |
Maximum value of −(5−x) |
Maximum value of 2x |
A)The quantity in Column A is greater.
B)The quantity in Column B is greater.
C)The two quantities are equal.
D)The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
Source: manhattanreview
4<7-x/3
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27 Sep 2021, 06:20
\(4 < \frac{7-x}{3}\)
Solving the inequality we will get
12 < 7-x
x<-5
Quantity A is Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -4.9
A = -9.9
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-4.9)
B = -9.8
Here Quantity B is greater
Quantity A is the Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -100
A = -105
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-100)
B = -200
Here Quantity A is greater.
The Answer should be D in my opinion(Which will probably be wrong)
Solving the inequality we will get
12 < 7-x
x<-5
Quantity A is Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -4.9
A = -9.9
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-4.9)
B = -9.8
Here Quantity B is greater
Quantity A is the Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -100
A = -105
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-100)
B = -200
Here Quantity A is greater.
The Answer should be D in my opinion(Which will probably be wrong)
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27 Sep 2021, 06:41
27 Sep 2021, 06:41
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Ami2000 wrote:
4 < 7-x[fraction]3[/fraction]
Solving the inequality we will get
12 < 7-x
x<-5
Quantity A is Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -4.9
A = -9.9
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-4.9)
B = -9.8
Here Quantity B is greater
Quantity A is the Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -100
A = -105
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-100)
B = -200
Here Quantity A is greater.
The Answer should be D in my opinion(Which will probably be wrong)
Solving the inequality we will get
12 < 7-x
x<-5
Quantity A is Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -4.9
A = -9.9
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-4.9)
B = -9.8
Here Quantity B is greater
Quantity A is the Maximum value of -(5-x)
Putting the value of x as -100
A = -105
Quantity B is the Maximum Value of 2x
2(-100)
B = -200
Here Quantity A is greater.
The Answer should be D in my opinion(Which will probably be wrong)
It is A
