GMAT: Data Sufficiency 18
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if you look closely, you'll realize that a is positive on both sides. That means it can cancel out. B and C have contrasting signs on either side of the inequality.
emproar02 1 year ago
y u r cancelling a as b and c also on both sides of equation
sadscene1 2 years ago