Is q > t ?
(1) qp2 < tp2
(2) qp3 > tp3
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statement 1 -> qp2<tp2
if both are +ive numbers then q<t if
both are -ve numbers then q>t and we will have 2more cases as to if qp2 is +ve and tp2 -ve
and reversal. so Not sufficient
Statement 2 ->qp3>tp3 above exp applies here so Not sufficient
Both together The equality does not change by adding one unless the number is b/w -1 and 0
so the answer is E
if both are +ive numbers then q<t if
both are -ve numbers then q>t and we will have 2more cases as to if qp2 is +ve and tp2 -ve
and reversal. so Not sufficient
Statement 2 ->qp3>tp3 above exp applies here so Not sufficient
Both together The equality does not change by adding one unless the number is b/w -1 and 0
so the answer is E
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