Subject
Quantitative Aptitude
Topic
Number
x and y are integers
x + y < 11 , and x > 6
What is the smallest possible value of x - y ?
x and y are integers x + y < 11 , and x > 6 What is the smallest possible value of x - y ?
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-2Explanation
The smallest value will be obtained by giving x the smallest possible value while y gets the largest possible value. The smallest value for x = 7. This means that y will have to be less than or equal to 3 (so that x + y <11), but we want the largest value of y which is 3. The difference, x - y will be 4.Related questions
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