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by sanju09 » Mon May 17, 2010 5:24 am
rajeshvellanki wrote:In the figure, if X and Y are each less than 90 and PS || QR, is the length of segment PQ less than the length of segment SR

1. X > Y
2. X + Y > 90

the pic depicts 2 ||el lines forming a parellologram with angles x and y
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In the missing figure, if X and Y are each less than 90 and PS || QR, is it possible to imagine the missing figure and then deciding whether the length of segment PQ less than the length of segment SR?

1. X > Y
2. X + Y > 90

the pic depicts 2 ||el lines forming a parellologram with angles x and y
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by Patrick_GMATFix » Fri May 21, 2010 4:48 am
It's difficult to do this one without seeing the image. Anyway, you can find the question at QID 1408. The answer is A because the bigger the angle at the bottom, the shorter the line segment that ties the two parallel lines will be.

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