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i am getting A....

what is the OA please
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OA is C !

|x| = x if x=+ve but |x| <> x if x=-ve

1) x+y=z or x=z-y is x +ve or -ve ? we dont know ? insuff

2) x<0 insuff

1)+2) x is -ve and the difference between y and z is x. the value of the two eq`s is the same but the sign is different. |x| <> -x !
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Hi , I tried doing like this ..dont know if it's a right approach..

|x|=y-z?
we have to prove x = - (y-z) and x = y -z
x = z - y and x = y - z

if these conditions are met we are done!!!
from condition 1st ) x = z - y..now how did we proof second???

taking x < 0...please throw some lights...

Rohit



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