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Re: m05 q15

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Simplify the equation a bit you get :

\sqrt{X} < 2.5 ( X-2)

Now case 1: x<3
so x can only be either 1 or 2

substituting 2, \sqrt{2} < 0 ? NO
Substituting 1, \sqrt{1} < some negative value ? NO

So since we have a definite answer, A is one of the possibility. Hence, eliminate B,C and E

Now check 2nd case : x is a prime number

lets start with the simplest of prime no's 2,3

\sqrt{2} < 0? NO
\sqrt{3} < 2.5 YES

Hence, D gets ruled out as well, answer is : A

PS: Like my approach? Help me with some Kudos. 8-)

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