Consider the inequality . Which of the following statements is true?
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1 mark, −0.25MathematicsQuantitative aptitude and data reasoningEquations and inequalitiesModerateabout 2 min
JNU SSS 2014 Question 31: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning
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Consider the inequality [(4/x) - 5] < 6. Which of the following statements is true? (A) x > 5 is sufficient for the inequality to hold (B) x > 5 is both necessary and sufficient for the inequality to hold (C) x > 5 is neither necessary nor sufficient for the inequality to hold (D) x > 5 is necessary for the inequality to hold
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Solving quadratic and other equations and inequalities.
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