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29 May, 13:32

Which is the counterexample that disproves the following statement?

If two positive numbers are multiplied together, their product will be greater then 1

A. 1/2•1/3=1/6 <1

B. 10•1/2=5 and 5>1

C. 2•3=6 and 6>1

D.-5•2=-10 and - 10 <1

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