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For m2>m3, m is a ____ integer.

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positive
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negative
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non-positive
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non-negative
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Solution

The correct option is B negative
Given m2>m3,
If m is a positive integer , then m2 will always be less than m3 .
If m = 0, then 0 can not be greater than 0.
If m is a negative integer, then m3 will always be a negative number number and m2 will be a positive integer.

So, the given inequality will be true, when m is a negative integer.
The correct option is B.


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