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Point (P, Q) is in the coordinate plane. Is P > Q?
(1) (P, Q) is closer to the x-axis than to the y-axis.
(2) Point (P, Q) is above the line y = x + 1.
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(1) (P, Q) is closer to the x-axis than to the y-axis.
(2) Point (P, Q) is above the line y = x + 1.
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whether (P,Q) lies below the line y=x
Statement 1-
Given |y|<|x| (highlighted in blue in diagram 1)
if Q<0, then (P,Q) lies above y=x
if Q>0, then (P,Q) lies below y=x
Insufficient
Statement 2-
The region above y=x+1 always lie above y=x
Sufficient
B
Statement 1-
Given |y|<|x| (highlighted in blue in diagram 1)
if Q<0, then (P,Q) lies above y=x
if Q>0, then (P,Q) lies below y=x
Insufficient
Statement 2-
The region above y=x+1 always lie above y=x
Sufficient
B
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