1.- a^3 > 0
2.- b < a
Minus after dots means sigh?
Or this is
1. a^3 > 0
2. b < a
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[quote="alsergi"]Please help me with this problem, I thought I kew how to solve it, but ...
If a^2= b Is a between 0 and 1 ?
1. a^3 > 0
2. b < a
Thank you very much!![/quote]
Hi Alsergi,
Here's the way I thought about it:
1. a^3 > 0
From this we know that a is positive. We do not know, however, if a is a fraction (b/t 0 & 1) so it's insufficient
2. b< a
because a^2=b, we know that b HAS to be positive. So, if b< a, we know that a is positive as well. The only way for b< a is if a is a fraction. Thus, sufficient.
So I say it's B. What's the OA?
If a^2= b Is a between 0 and 1 ?
1. a^3 > 0
2. b < a
Thank you very much!![/quote]
Hi Alsergi,
Here's the way I thought about it:
1. a^3 > 0
From this we know that a is positive. We do not know, however, if a is a fraction (b/t 0 & 1) so it's insufficient
2. b< a
because a^2=b, we know that b HAS to be positive. So, if b< a, we know that a is positive as well. The only way for b< a is if a is a fraction. Thus, sufficient.
So I say it's B. What's the OA?
















