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Is x>y?
1.|x|>|y|
2. x/y>0
1.|x|>|y|
2. x/y>0
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20 Oct 2011, 21:28
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E.
Statement 1: If x=2, y=1 --> Yes
If x= -2. y=1 --> No.
Hence insufficient
Statement 2 : It only tells us that either both x and y are positive or both are negative.
If x = 2, y=1 --> Yes
If x=-3, y= -2 --> No
Insufficient
Combining both 1&2, again we can not get unique answer (can be explained in the same manner as above). Hence Insufficient.
20 Oct 2011, 23:24
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Q:
Is x>y?
1.|x|>|y|
2. x/y>0
1.|x|>|y| says modulus value of X is greater that Y.
==> X can be negative and Y can be positive in that case still Y will be greater . Insufficient
2. X/Y> 0
This statement says X and Y are same sign. but again it does not tell anything about which sign it is(i.e whether it is positive or negative)
Insufficient.
Both statements together
X and Y are of same sign and X's numeric value is greater than Y but again we are not getting any data related to the sign.
So this is also insufficient
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Is x>y?
1.|x|>|y|
2. x/y>0
1.|x|>|y| says modulus value of X is greater that Y.
==> X can be negative and Y can be positive in that case still Y will be greater . Insufficient
2. X/Y> 0
This statement says X and Y are same sign. but again it does not tell anything about which sign it is(i.e whether it is positive or negative)
Insufficient.
Both statements together
X and Y are of same sign and X's numeric value is greater than Y but again we are not getting any data related to the sign.
So this is also insufficient
E
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