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Quantitative Comparison question

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by microlifecc » Sun May 01, 2016 8:23 am
I got this Quantitative Comparison question on my GRE test:

Compare:

A: n!/(n/2)!

B: 2*(n/2)!

where n is an even positive integer


Options:

A: A is greater

B: B is greater

C: Both are equal

D: Can't be determined with the information provided


Please tell me how I should proceed. I got this in my last section(My 2nd Quant section).

I marked it as A but I'm not sure about it.
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by [email protected] » Sun May 01, 2016 9:13 am
Hi microlifecc,

Since this is a GMAT website, you really shouldn't be posting GRE questions here (try gradcafe.com).

As it stands, you can answer this QC by TESTing VALUES. Which column is greater when N=2? How about when N=4?

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