1. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. AB is the diameter of the circle. Angle BAC = 30o Quantity A = Length of side AB Quantity B = 2 (Length of side BC)   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint Hint       2. Quantity A = Time to travel 95 miles at 50 miles per hour Quantity B = Time to travel 125 miles at 60 miles per hour   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       3. 100 < y < 200 and 100 < z < 210 Quantity A = y Quantity B = z   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       4. Consider a triangle PQR. Quantity A = length of PQ + length of QR Quantity B = length of PR   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       5. A task is done by y women in 45 hours. The same task is done by (y + 2) women in z hours. Quantity A = 45 Quantity B = z   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       6. Quantity A = Average of (2y + 3z + 127) and (4y + 5z + 73) Quantity B = Average of (3y + 4z + 173) and (3y + 4z + 73)   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       7. Consider a rectangle. The length of its shorter side is 8, and the length of its diagonal is 16. Quantity A = 30o Quantity B = measure of angle formed by diagonal and shorter side   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint