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- kpkanupriyakhmi
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Guide 4, page 66
Q 18:-Usually 0 is considered neither positive nor negative, how could you consider 0 here and what to decide for the GRE?
- n00bpron00bpron00b
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Re: Guide 4, page 66
Yes, you're right 0 is neither positive nor negative.
But when the test mentions the following -
Just Positive - All positive values excluding 0
Just Negative - All negative values excluding 0
Non Negative Values - This includes 0 and all positive values
Non Positive Values - This includes 0 and all negative values
But when the test mentions the following -
Just Positive - All positive values excluding 0
Just Negative - All negative values excluding 0
Non Negative Values - This includes 0 and all positive values
Non Positive Values - This includes 0 and all negative values
- tommywallach
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Re: Guide 4, page 66
Great translation from Noob!
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P.S. Are you using the current edition of the GRE books? Because my guide 4 page 66 is blank...
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P.S. Are you using the current edition of the GRE books? Because my guide 4 page 66 is blank...
- kpkanupriyakhmi
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Re: Guide 4, page 66
Q is:-
x is a non negative even integer
Qty A:-
x
Qty B:-
1
x is a non negative even integer
Qty A:-
x
Qty B:-
1
- tommywallach
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Re: Guide 4, page 66
Yes Kp,
Noob already explained it. X could be zero or 2.
-t
Noob already explained it. X could be zero or 2.
-t
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