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working with 2 equations ... totally stumped

by mobenny Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:08 pm

I dont understand the explanation in the book:

If R=2S and S=T-3, then R=2(T-3).
By substitution, therefore:

R>T if and only if 2(T-3)>T ---> how do they come to this conclusion?

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Moses
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Re: working with 2 equations ... totally stumped

by esledge Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:16 pm

Hi Moses,
I moved this post to the Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guide folder, where I believe it goes. Please specify which book and page you are refering to. (See the Forum Guidelines for a reminder of our posting procedures.)
Thanks,
Emily
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