https://www.gregmat.com/quizzes/quiz/timed-quant-practice-hard-section-2-sample-test-6 (Question 3)
we can factorise it as (-3x-4)(-x+5), since there is no condition on a,c being positive, leading to abc/d=-3.75, making the relationship between Quantity A and B indefinite
Kweku
October 4, 2026, 2:55pm
2
user15839:
we can factorise it as (-3x-4)(-x+5), since there is no condition on a,c being positive, leading to abc/d=-3.75, making the relationship between Quantity A and B indefinite
You’re right. @Leaderboard what do you think?
-12/5 = -2.4
Anyway, that factorisation won’t work because of the a > c condition.
Kweku
October 5, 2026, 3:02pm
4
So
a = - 1
b = + 5
c = - 3
d = - 4
\frac{abc}{d}= \frac{(-1)(5)(-3)}{-4}=-3.75
Good point. I apologise for the long delay; check now?