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We can get one set of relation among the three when x is a positive integer > 1
However when we take a value of x between 0 and 1 then we will get a different relation among the three.
Hence we can never determine the relationship.
Hence ans None.
However when we take a value of x between 0 and 1 then we will get a different relation among the three.
Hence we can never determine the relationship.
Hence ans None.
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Answer is It could be I or II
Understand this is a could be question not a must be one
X= 0.1 then X^2<2X<1/X , is satisfied so I is OK
X = 0.9 then X^2 < 1/X < 2X is satisfied so II is OK
Understand this is a could be question not a must be one
X= 0.1 then X^2<2X<1/X , is satisfied so I is OK
X = 0.9 then X^2 < 1/X < 2X is satisfied so II is OK