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AMC 8 2007 Problem 15

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Let a,ba, b and cc be numbers with 0<a<b<c0 < a < b < c. Which of the following is impossible? (A) a+c<b(B) a⋅b<c(C) a+b<c(D) a⋅c<b(E)bc=a\mathrm{(A)} \ a + c < b \mathrm{(B)} \ a \cdot b < c \mathrm{(C)} \ a + b < c \mathrm{(D)} \ a \cdot c < b \mathrm{(E)}\frac{b}{c} = a

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