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by StarDust845 » Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:30 am
Answer is B.

Just solve the equation.. then the question boils down to

is 1 < (a+b)?

And this question can't be answered by 1) but can be answer by 2) alone.

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Calista. (I am overlooking a typo in the question).
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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by malnv » Fri Jan 25, 2008 10:35 am
(a-^1 + b^-1)^-1 less than (a^-1*b^-1)^-1?

==> (1/a+1/b)^-1 , (1/ab)^-1
=> ab/(a+b) , ab

(1). a = 2b

=> is 2(b^2)/3b < 2 (b ^2)
-- is 1/3b < 1 ?

I guess Yes because a and b are +ve. .. so SUFF

(2) is SUFF is well

It looks the ans is D ?
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(update)

I see now, b can be say 0.1, in that case the answer is different. so 1 is NOT SUFF
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