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Is xy>x^2y^2? (1)14x^2 = 3 (2)y^2 = 1 [#permalink] New post 01 Dec 2005, 00:57
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Is xy>x^2y^2?

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Re: DS xy [#permalink] New post 01 Dec 2005, 05:10
getzgetzu wrote:
Is xy>x^2y^2?

(1)14x^2 = 3
(2)y^2 = 1


it is E.

we need to know the vaule of x and y for this solution

from statement i and ii we get positive or negative value of x and y.

so E is the answer.
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 [#permalink] New post 01 Dec 2005, 06:52
Simplifying the stem we get:

Is xy>x^4y?

1. Two values for x --->Insuff.
2. Two values for y --->Insuff.

Together the question can be answered either (yes) or (no).

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