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Re: Which three of the following numbers, when multiplied by eac
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20 Jul 2019, 09:50
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The question must be wrong, all the options are negative and so when they multiply with each other it will yield positive result which will never be less than -1.
Now, comparing the first and the second, disregarding -1 which is equal in both fractions, \(\frac{2}{17} > \frac{1}{19}\)
Doing this proces you will get the answer.
A key concept here is that ALL the answer choices are negative. However, you should notice at a glance that certain fractions are between -1 and zero. Others are less than -1. We care only of the latter
Re: Which three of the following numbers, when multiplied by eac
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17 Sep 2019, 04:00
The main theme here is, if you use calculator to find the values by dividing each term, you will get like respectively: -15/17 = -8824; -18/19 = -.9474; 23/-22 = - 1.0455 ; 17/-16 = 1.0625; We know that, from -3, -2 , -1, -.8, -.5; the bigger value is -3< -2<-1<-.8<-.5 . So just eliminate 1st one. Have Fun.
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