If p and q are integers, such that p < 4 < q, and s is a nonnegative integer, which of the following must be true? Pick:
A) p^2 < q^2 B) p + q = 0 C) sp < sq D) sp ≠ sq E) p/q < s
We're told that P &lt; 0 &lt; Q and that S is a NON-NEGATIVE INTEGER. We're asked which of the following MUST be true.   P = -2   Q = 5   S = 0   Answer A: P^2 &lt; Q^2.... 4 &lt; 1 NOT TRUE   Answer B: P+Q=0... -2+1 = -1 NOT TRUE   Answer C: SP &lt; SQ... 0 &lt; 0 NOT TRUE   Answer D: SP ≠ SQ... This is TRUE   Answer E: P/Q &lt; S... not TRUE   sp ≠ sq
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If p and q are integers, such that p < 4 < q, and s is a nonnegative integer, which of the following must be true?