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x and y are positive , is x > y?
a. x+y < 1
b x^2 < 2*y

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21 Oct 2003, 04:31

(1) not suff
(2) in order x^2<2y, x and y both have to be within (0, 1) not suff, no matter what is greater. Consider x=0.1 and y=0.2 and vice versa.

combine: not suff again, consider the same 0.1 and 0.2
E.

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