A step by step approach to this please ?
Are positive integers p and q both grater than n ?
1) p-q is grater than n
2)q>p
Are positive integers p and q both grater than n ?
1) p-q is grater than n
2)q>p
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tito1545 wrote:A step by step approach to this please ?
Are positive integers p and q both grater than n ?
1) p-q is grater than n
2)q>p
The key is to simplify:tito1545 wrote:A step by step approach to this please ?
Are positive integers p and q both grater than n ?
1) p-q is grater than n
2)q>p
kevincanspain wrote:The key is to simplify:tito1545 wrote:A step by step approach to this please ?
Are positive integers p and q both grater than n ?
1) p-q is grater than n
2)q>p
(1) tells us that p - q > n i.e. p > q + n Since q > 0 , we can say that p > q + n > n
Thus we know that p > n, but we have no way of comparing q with n
NOT SUFF
(2) says nothing about n
NOT SUFF
(T) q > p from (2) and p > n from (1). Thus q > n as well
SUFF
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