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manhattan gmat inequalities

by resilient » Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:57 am
If x and n are integers, is the sum of x and n less than zero?


1. x+3 <n> 2n

2.-2x>2n


my approach:

question asks: is x + n < 0? rephrased to is x < - n? Or x +n <0> 2n rephrased x<n sufficient

my answer is D, yet qa is b.

What did i do wrong on statement 1?
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by codesnooker » Mon Mar 31, 2008 4:34 am
Even I get D is as the answer.
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