Question

if 10 < k and k < 1, which statement below is true?
10 + 1 = k
10 = l
10 > l
10 < l

Answer 1

.... which statement below is true?

where are the statements ? :)

Answer 2

it would be a miracle if a number was larger than 10 and at the same time smaller than 1

Answer 3

10 + 1 = k
10 = l
10 > l
10 < l

Answer 4

anyone?

Answer 5

The question does not make much sense.
"if 10 < k and k < 1" cannot be true and so the rest does not matter.

Answer 6

well, then the question must not be written correctly :P

Answer 7

\(10 < k\) and \(k < l\)

Is the right side thing \(l\) ? or \(1\) ?

Answer 8

the l

Answer 9

the first symbol

Answer 10

u mean 'el' ?

Answer 11

yea

Answer 12

oh ok :) then simply read the inequality in reverse

Answer 13

well, can u excplain how to do dat gane?

Answer 14

\(10 < k\) and \(k < l\)

that means, \(k\) is between \(10\) and \(l\) :
\(10 < k < l\)

Answer 15

k is bigger than 10 and "el" is bigger than k and therefore "el" must be bigger than ?

Answer 16

must be bigger than 10?

Answer 17

yes.

Answer 18

:) thank u very much.

Answer 19

You are welcome.
Welcome to OS.

Answer 20

:)

Answer 21

Oh, forgot to thank @ganeshie8 for figuring out it is an "el" and not a one :)