Maths · Functions
If (-\mathbf{2})(-\boldsymbol{k}) \) (2)(k) \) Then
If \( k>0 \) \( \mathbf{A}:(-\mathbf{1})(-\mathbf{2})(-\boldsymbol{k}) \) \( \mathrm{B}:(1)(2)(k) \) Then
- A. Quantity in A is greater than B
- B. Quantity in B is greater than A.
- C. Both quantities are equal.
- D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
Step-by-step solution
Compute A: (-1)(-2)(-k) = (2)(-k) = -2k. Compute B: (1)(2)(k) = 2k. Since k > 0, 2k > 0 and -2k < 0, so B > A.
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