Rohitash posted an Question
February 13, 2021 • 16:33 pm 1 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Mathematics (MA)

If a>b, c>d then a+c>b+d always true?

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  • Debasmita maji

    take any number from real number.... then check out.

  • Debasmita maji best-answer

    Yes.... it's always true. when a, b, c, d all are real

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    if ab>0 and cd>0 then what can be said about ab+cd.. will they be >0 always?

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    Yes obviously.... sum of any two positive number is always positive.

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