JNU SSS 2015 Question 64: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning

Let $x$ , $y$ and $z$ be arbitrary real numbers. Then we must have

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Let x, y and z be arbitrary real numbers. Then we must have (A) x > y → xz > yz (B) x > y → x - z > y - z (C) x > y → x/z > y/z (D) x > y → 1/x > 1/y

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Solving quadratic and other equations and inequalities.

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Let x, y and z be arbitrary real numbers. Then we must have (A) x > y → xz > yz (B) x > y → x - z > y - z (C) x > y → x/z > y/z (D) x > y → 1/x > 1/y

Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning has come up 92 times in 6 exams since 2008.

This question is on Equations and inequalities, part of Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning in Mathematics.

Solving quadratic and other equations and inequalities.

TestStop has 26 past-paper questions on this subtopic; the nearest in year are below.

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