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Re: Is |2x − y| < 10? (1) 2x − y < 10 (2) y − 2x < 10
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19 Feb 2021, 02:41
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Kudos
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Bunuel wrote:
Is |2x − y| < 10?
(1) 2x − y < 10
(2) y − 2x < 10
CONCEPT: - Two inequations may be added if their inequality signs are identical - If the inequality signs of two inequalities are not identical then multiply one of the inequality and reverse the inequation sign
Question: Is |2x − y| < 10? Question REPHRASED: Is -10 < 2x − y < 10?
Statement 1: 2x − y < 10
SInce we do NOT know the lower side limit of expressions 2x-y which may be greater than -10 or less than -10 hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2: y − 2x < 10 Multiplying -2 both sides and reversing the inequality sign y − 2x < 10 (-1)(y − 2x) > (-1)(10) 2x - y > -10
SInce we do NOT know the Upper side limit of expressions 2x-y which may be greater than +10 or less than +10 hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Combining the statements
We get, -10 < 2x − y < 10 hence
SUFFICIENT
Answer: Option C
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