CAT Quantitative Ability Questions | CAT Algebra questions

CAT/2003

Question . 128

If x, y, z are distinct positive real numbers then 

 

would be

A : greater than 4B : greater than 5C : greater than 6D : None of the above.
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Method of solving this CAT Quantitative Ability Question from Algebra question

(c) Simply substitute x = 1, y = 2 and z = 3 in the expression we get (5 + 16 + 27)/6 = 8 which is greater than 6.

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