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This is mod function there are two values+100 &-100 for X should the answer be E
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If \(\frac{\sqrt{x}}{y} = n\), what is the value of x?


(1) yn = 10

(2) y = 40 and n = 1/4

This is an OG question and the official answer is D. x cannot be negative because it's under the square root. Even roots, such as the square root, is NOT defined for negative numbers on the GMAT.
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Rebirth : we would be squaring 10 and square of a number is always positive. So answer is 100 in both cases.

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If \(\frac{\sqrt{x}}{y} = n\), what is the value of x?


(1) yn = 10

(2) y = 40 and n = 1/4

If \(\frac{\sqrt{x}}{y} = n\), what is the value of x?


(1) yn = 10
\(yn = 10 = \sqrt{x}\)
x = 100
SUFFICIENT

(2) y = 40 and n = 1/4
\(yn = 10 = \sqrt{x}\)
x = 100
SUFFICIENT

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