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| 800 score math problem There are two sets A and B |
| 800 score math problem There are two sets A and B |
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Unless I am missing something here, C seems right.
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Ron Purewal
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nah, c is correct.
i'll assume that you know why each statement alone is insufficient, and cut directly to the chase. take the statements together: let Ma stand for the minimum of set a and Mb the minimum of set b. similarly, let Ra be the range of set a and Rb the range of set b. then (1) says Ra > Rb (2) says Ma > Mb note that the maximum of set a is Ma + Ra, and the maximum of set 2 is Mb + Rb (because that's what the range is: the distance between the max and min). but we know the former is bigger, by combining the inequalities contained in the 2 statements above. |
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