If vmt ≠0, is v2m3t-4 > 0?
(1) m > v2
(2) m > t-4
can anyone explain the answer with explanation?
Thanks
(1) m > v2
(2) m > t-4
can anyone explain the answer with explanation?
Thanks
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santham wrote:If vmt ≠0, is v2m3t-4 > 0?
(1) m > v2
(2) m > t-4
can anyone explain the answer with explanation?
Thanks
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