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Ronm Posted 16 years ago
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Need help to understand a sentence

Hi friends, it says that : "Notation-A will be preferred unless it is more than B". Here I am confused to understanding the meaning of "unless" used.
Does it says : "I should prefer Notation-A if it is more than B", or it actually says "I should prefer Notation-A if it is less than B".

Thanks for your help.
  

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Ronm Hi friends, it says that : "Notation-A will be preferred unless it is more than B". Here I am confused to understanding the meaning of "unless" used. Does it says : "I should prefer Notation-A if it is more than B", or it actually says "I should prefer Notation-A if it is less than B".

— BillJ

  • Ronm Hi friends, it says that : "Notation-A will be preferred unless it is more than B".
  • Here I am confused to understanding the meaning of "unless" used.
  • Does it says : "I should prefer Notation-A if it is more than B", or it actually says "I should prefer Notation-A if it is less than B".
  • e.
  • A) is more than B" is untrue.
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RonmHi friends, it says that : "Notation-A will be preferred unless it is more than B". Here I am confused to understanding the meaning of "unless" used.
Does it says : "I should prefer Notation-A if it is more than B", or it actually says "I should prefer Notation-A if it is less than B".

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It means "A will b
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