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Start the planA)a/b < 0.818
B)b/a > 1.223
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Start the plan9/11 = 0.818181...canbtg wrote:If a and b are positive integers is a/b < 9/11?
A)a/b < 0.818
B)b/a > 1.223
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Is a/b < 9/11?canbtg wrote:If a and b are positive integers is a/b < 9/11?
A)a/b < 0.818
B)b/a > 1.223
Dear Mitch,GMATGuruNY wrote:Is a/b < 9/11?canbtg wrote:If a and b are positive integers is a/b < 9/11?
A)a/b < 0.818
B)b/a > 1.223
9/11 = 0.8181...
Questions stem rephrased:
Is a/b < 0.8181?
Statement 1: a/b < 0.818
Since 0.818 < 0.8181, we get:
a/b < 0.818 < 0.8181
a/b < 0.8181.
SUFFICIENT.
It is a good idea to know the following:Mo2men wrote:Dear Mitch,
Is there an easy way to convert 9/11 to 0.8181? Is just memorizing 1/11? or doing quick long division?
Thanks in advance
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