I'm not sure why statement I is Sufficientarbiter wrote:if mv<pv<0 , is v>0?
1> m<p
2> m<0
OA is D
1 > m < p
m = 1/4 and p = 1/2 which would make v negative
or
m = -5 and p = -3 which would make v positive
??
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1 > m < p
m = 1/4 and p = 1/2 which would make v negative
or
m = -5 and p = -3 which would make v positive
??
do not pick number, reason in this case, not all yes-no question can be solve by picking number
mv<pv then
v(m-p)<0
because m<p so, v>0
A is sufficient
mv<pv<0 so mv<0
m<0 so v >0
B is sufficien
D is answer
mv<pv then
v(m-p)<0
because m<p so, v>0
A is sufficient
mv<pv<0 so mv<0
m<0 so v >0
B is sufficien
D is answer
