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pappueshwar
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Is q > t ?
(1) qp^2 < tp^2
(2) qp^3 > tp^3
dont have the OA . IMO E.
if statement 1 is divided by p^2 on both sides then q < t.
if statement 2 is divided by p^3 on both sides then q > t.
can we approach the problem this way? is it a big blunder ?
(1) qp^2 < tp^2
(2) qp^3 > tp^3
dont have the OA . IMO E.
if statement 1 is divided by p^2 on both sides then q < t.
if statement 2 is divided by p^3 on both sides then q > t.
can we approach the problem this way? is it a big blunder ?
