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Let
−
6
<
p
<
−
2
-6 < p < -2
−
6
<
p
<
−
2
. Which inequality correctly compares
1
p
\dfrac{1}{p}
p
1
and
1
−
6
\dfrac{1}{-6}
−
6
1
? a)
1
p
=
1
−
6
\dfrac{1}{p} = \dfrac{1}{-6}
p
1
=
−
6
1
b)
1
p
<
1
−
6
\dfrac{1}{p} < \dfrac{1}{-6}
p
1
<
−
6
1
c)
1
p
>
1
−
6
\dfrac{1}{p} > \dfrac{1}{-6}
p
1
>
−
6
1
d) Comparison is impossible without the exact value of
p
p
p
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