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The product of a fraction and 7 is greater than 7. The denominator of the fraction is 7. What is true about the numerator? (This may not be understandable due to a typo in the question. Sorry if you don't understand a single thing. I'll tell my teacher about this.)
It is greater than 7.
It is less than 7.
It is equal to 7.
It is equal to 0.
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The product in the numerator is -20 + 10i.
The product in the denominator is 50.
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The product of a fraction and 7 is greater than 7, if fraction i a/b then
(a/b)*7>7
The denominator 7 means (a/7), so we can rewrite
(a/b)*7>7 as
(a/7)*7>7,
from this inequality we get
a>7,
so the numerator is greater than 7
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