Final answer:
Given that 0 < p < q, Quantity A (p/q) is less than 1, and Quantity B (1/p) is greater than 1. Therefore, Quantity B is greater.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks us to compare two quantities given certain conditions. We are told 0 < p < q, which means that p is a positive number less than another positive number q. For Quantity A, we have p/q. Since both p and q are positive with p < q, dividing p by q will give us a fraction less than 1. For Quantity B, we have 1/p. Given that p is a positive number greater than 0, 1/p will always be greater than 1, as dividing 1 by a fraction yields a number larger than the original numerator.
Thus, without even specifying the exact values of p and q, we can confidently say Quantity B is greater because a fraction divided by a smaller fraction (which is what happens when you divide 1 by p) will be greater than a fraction that is p divided by a larger number q.