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If p = 3q, is p^2 > q^2?

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by VJesus12 » Sat Aug 25, 2018 1:39 am

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If p = 3q, is p^2 > q^2 ?

(1) q + p < q - p

(2) p^2 = 9q^2

The OA is the option A.

I don't understand the question. Also, how can I use the statements given? I'm really confused. <i class="em em-cold_sweat"></i>

Could anyone help me, please?

Source: Princeton Review.
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by Jay@ManhattanReview » Mon Aug 27, 2018 11:00 pm
VJesus12 wrote:If p = 3q, is p^2 > q^2 ?

(1) q + p < q - p

(2) p^2 = 9q^2

The OA is the option A.

I don't understand the question. Also, how can I use the statements given? I'm really confused. <i class="em em-cold_sweat"></i>

Could anyone help me, please?

Source: Princeton Review.
Hope you've considered p = q = 0.

Hope this helps!

-Jay
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