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Direction: Each question contains a statement followed by Quantity I, II and III. Read the information clearly and answer your questions accordingly. The options represent the relations between these three quantities A) > B) < C) = D) ≤ E) ≥ For example: Quantity I = 200 Quantity II = 300 Quantity III = 100 Hence, B, A a) A, B b) B, C c) B, A d) E, B e) B, D
Quantity I: Value of x if x2 – 12x + 35 = 0
Quantity II: Value of y if y2 – 19y + 84 = 0
Quantity III: Value of z if z2 – 26z + 168 = 0
D, D
C, D
B, D
D, B
E, E
Quantity I: (x-5)(x-7) = 0 => x = 5, 7 Quantity II: (y-7)(y-12) = 0 => y = 7, 12 Quantity III: (z-12)(z-14) = 0 => z = 12, 14 x ≤ y ≤ z Hence, D, D
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