Question

if 00 (b)s<-1 and t<-1 (c)s>1 and t<-1 (d) s>-1 and t<-1 (e)s>1 and t>1

Answer 1

a. canr be true

Answer 2

i don't get any of these choices
s and t both have to be positive
or t
they both have to be negative

Answer 3

can or cant?

Answer 4

cant

Answer 5

b is out as well

Answer 6

they are all out actually

Answer 7

they both need specific intervals

Answer 8

instead there are no boundaries on any choices, so they are al wrong

Answer 9

it says the answer is d
it doesnt make sense

Answer 10

what you saying makes sense but the choices dont

Answer 11

thats wrong

Answer 12

what about s=1000 , and t= -100

Answer 13

oops it said C
but i still dont see it

Answer 14

data insufficient.....

Answer 15

ok thanks

Answer 16

I think C should say s>-1 and t<-1....then it would be right...


(a) is wrong, since one number would be negative and the other positive, so their product would be negative, and thus not between 0 and 1.

(b) is wrong, since their product will always be a positive number greater than 1.

(d) is wrong for the same reason as (a).

(e) is wrong for the same reason as (b).

Answer 17

^ no it wouldnt

Answer 18

s=100 , t= -1000

that fits in that condition

but their product isnt between 0 and 1

Answer 19

Right, but read the question...CAN be true...

Answer 20

s=-0.5, t=-1.5...product is 0.75

Answer 21

Again, this is only for s>-1, t<-1

Answer 22

so d would be correct because
we could do
t=-.5 and s=-1.5
s<-1 and t>-1

Answer 23

True...sorry, I looked at (d) incorrectly...it was late :)

Yes, D is the right answer. It is exactly what I described, I just didn't see that d matched it. C is incorrect because the product is a negative number.

My mistake.