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GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS
Solution:
We can let x = 2, y = 3, and z = 4, and we have:
A) z(x+1)
4(3) = 12
B) z(y+1)
4(4) = 16
C) x(y+z)
2(7) = 14
D) y(x+z)
3(6) = 18
E) z(x+y)
4(5) = 20
Answer: E
If 1 < x < y < z, which of the following has the greatest value
December 13, 2017
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