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bkparikh · 2009 June 14th, 04:52 PM

If Y is between X and Z then WX > WY and WZ > WY. Think of an isosceles triangle where WXZ where the base is XZ and point Y is on the base. WY must be shorter than the sides (WX and WZ).

2009 June 14th, 04:52 PM	#4 (permalink)
bkparikh Magoosh, Co-Founder Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 134	If Y is between X and Z then WX > WY and WZ > WY. Think of an isosceles triangle where WXZ where the base is XZ and point Y is on the base. WY must be shorter than the sides (WX and WZ). _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ Magoosh - Online GMAT Prep