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I. a2-7a+12 = 0 , II. b2-3b+2 = 0 Solve both the equations to find the values of a and b ?

if a > b
if a < b
if the relationship between a and b cannot be established.
if a ≤ b

Correct Answer: if a > b

Explanation:

I. (a - 3)(a - 4) = 0

=> a = 3, 4

II. (b - 2)(b - 1) = 0

=> b = 1, 2

=> a > b

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