1. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. AB is the diameter of the circle. Quantity A = Measure of angle 1 Quantity B = Measure of angle 2   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. x < 0 Quantity A = x2 Quantity B = x3   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       3. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. In triangle ABC, AB = AC and measure of angle 1 = 100o. Quantity A = Measure of angle 2 + Measure of angle 3 Quantity B = 90o   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       4. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. Given AB = AC and angle BAC = 60o Quantity A = Length of side AB Quantity B = 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       5. 0 < -x < 10 11 < -y < 20 Quantity A = x Quantity B = y   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 = 29 Quantity B = 92   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       7. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. Given angles 1 and 2 are equal, length of side AB = x, length of side BC = y, length of side AC = z. Quantity A = x + y Quantity B = y + z   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint