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if x and y are real numbers such that 0<x<y^2, then which of the following inequalities must be true?

A. x<y
B. y>0
C. 3x>y^3
D. x<1
E. x>3y^2
10 years ago

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Steve
A: No, if y<0
B: No, same as A
C: No, consider (1,3)
D: No, same as C
E: No. Clearly if x < y^2, 3x<3y^2

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