I am also getting B
Lets wait for someone else to clarify why E is OA
If x>1 and Y>1, is X<Y?
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B for me as well.
stmt 1: simplified becomes
x < y + 1
so x could be = y or < y.
stmt 2: simplified becomes
x < y -1
so x is definetly < y.
so B.
How could it be E ?? is the OA correct ?
stmt 1: simplified becomes
x < y + 1
so x could be = y or < y.
stmt 2: simplified becomes
x < y -1
so x is definetly < y.
so B.
How could it be E ?? is the OA correct ?
maybe it was a typo in the practice book. -__-vittalgmat wrote:B for me as well.
stmt 1: simplified becomes
x < y + 1
so x could be = y or < y.
stmt 2: simplified becomes
x < y -1
so x is definetly < y.
so B.
How could it be E ?? is the OA correct ?
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Ok np.. wondering if I have missed/messed somethingapple100 wrote:maybe it was a typo in the practice book. -__-vittalgmat wrote:B for me as well.
stmt 1: simplified becomes
x < y + 1
so x could be = y or < y.
stmt 2: simplified becomes
x < y -1
so x is definetly < y.
so B.
How could it be E ?? is the OA correct ?
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