1/p > r /r^2 +2
the question is asking:
r^2 +2 > pr ??
From stmt 1 we know:
r^2 +2 > r^2 ..so why s the answer not A
the question is asking:
r^2 +2 > pr ??
From stmt 1 we know:
r^2 +2 > r^2 ..so why s the answer not A
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This is how you shud attack these beasts.uptowngirl92 wrote:1/p > r /r^2 +2
w^3 > w^2heshamelaziry wrote:I solve this by picking numbers, although not the best way. I didn't simplify because I made a rule for myself after making many mistakes:
If there are two variables on different sides of inequality, the only time I can cross multiply or divide each side by one of the variables, if I know that both variables are positive or both are negative.
Please tell me if I am wrong, and if I need to adjust this rule.
fo example: if there is w^3 > w^2 I can't divide each side by w.
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