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Source: Beat The GMAT — Data Sufficiency |
Have u correctly posted ur Qs? I am having some doubt. IMO E. It should not be C.
Correct me If I am wrong
Regards,
Amitava
Regards,
Amitava
If R =Q/P , is R = P ?
(1) P > 50
noe for R =P q =P^2 here q may be = p^2 or not INSUFF
(2) 0 < Q <20>50 & 0 < Q < 20
so here q <> p^2 & since q is less than P so R will be a decimal between 0 & 1 which will always be < 50
so R <> P
SUFF
C
(1) P > 50
noe for R =P q =P^2 here q may be = p^2 or not INSUFF
(2) 0 < Q <20>50 & 0 < Q < 20
so here q <> p^2 & since q is less than P so R will be a decimal between 0 & 1 which will always be < 50
so R <> P
SUFF
C
Regards
Samir
Samir
Well this is what I think..
Stat 1- P is greater than 50 so values can be 51,52 or even 1000.Moreover nothing about Q is given so INSUFFICIENT.
Stat 2 - Q has values from 1 to 19.Again nothing about P is given so INSUFFICIENT.
Combining the statements we know that Q's values are from 1 to 19 inclusive and P is always greater than 51.
Lets select two values for P and Q
P=51
Q=19
then, R=Q/P would give R=19/51=0.37 so R is not equal to P
Since 19 is the maximum value for Q the numerator will always be smaller than the denominator and hence R can never be equal to P. So answer is C.
But I have a weird feeling about this question.Is it right??
Stat 1- P is greater than 50 so values can be 51,52 or even 1000.Moreover nothing about Q is given so INSUFFICIENT.
Stat 2 - Q has values from 1 to 19.Again nothing about P is given so INSUFFICIENT.
Combining the statements we know that Q's values are from 1 to 19 inclusive and P is always greater than 51.
Lets select two values for P and Q
P=51
Q=19
then, R=Q/P would give R=19/51=0.37 so R is not equal to P
Since 19 is the maximum value for Q the numerator will always be smaller than the denominator and hence R can never be equal to P. So answer is C.
But I have a weird feeling about this question.Is it right??
Maxx
