1. A small circle is drawn inside a large circle, whose radius is 40% more than the radius of the small circle. Quantity A = The area of the small circle Quantity B = The area between the two circles   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 = (55 + 59)(61 - 79) Quantity B = (55 - 59)(61 - 79)   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       3. y > 0 Quantity A = 100 y Quantity B = 100 / y   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       4. Quantity A = Twice the area of an equilateral triangle whose sides are a Quantity B = The area of a square whose sides are a   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       5. 2 < z < 4 Quantity A = π2z3 Quantity B = π3z2   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       6. a, b, c and d are four consecutive integers. Quantity A = The arithmetic mean of a and d Quantity B = The arithmetic mean of b and c   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       7. In the correctly worked out addition problem given below, each letter represents a different digit. BC + BC = CAA Quantity A = A Quantity B = 6   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint