Question: Apples and Oranges

Comment on Apples and Oranges

mtl1212 - April 4, 2017
Could you give an example by plugging in numbers to show how you get D?
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greenlight-admin - April 4, 2017

You bet.

Case 1: Try w = 1 and k = 1
Quantity A: 5 ounces
Quantity B: 5 ounces
The quantities are EQUAL

Case 2: Try w = 2 and k = 1
Quantity A: 10 ounces
Quantity B: 6 ounces
Quantity A is GREATER

Answer: D

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