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E right?

cans wrote:IF ab/cd>0 is bc>cd???
B) b<c<0.
as c is less than 0, we have to find if b<d???
as b<0, then proving that d>0 will be sufficient.
ab/cd >0 and both b,c are less than 0, thus a/d >0. now if a<0, d<0
And thus insufficient
I don't think b is the ans..

Positive Negtive

IF ab/cd>0 is bc>cd?

1) cd>ab
2) b<c<0

I don't understand how B is sufficient.

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