Hi,
From(1): 4x=3y
if x=3, y=4 then x<y
if x=-3, y=-4 then x>y
Not sufficient
From(2): |y - x| = x - y
So, (x-y) >= 0
Not sufficient
Both(1)&(2): (x-y) cannot be zero.
So, x-y>0
Sufficient
Hence, C
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Answer : BAnkitK wrote:If xy ≠0, is x > y?
(1) 4x = 3y
(2) |y - x| = x - y
2nd Statement is sufficient.
| y - x | = x - y
will give 2 solutions
x = y
and 0 = 0.
Since x = y , so x is not greateer than y.
Hi,phoenix111 wrote:Answer : BAnkitK wrote:If xy ≠0, is x > y?
(1) 4x = 3y
(2) |y - x| = x - y
2nd Statement is sufficient.
| y - x | = x - y
will give 2 solutions
x = y
and 0 = 0.
Since x = y , so x is not greateer than y.
| y - x | = x - y means x-y >= 0
x=y is just one of the solutions
Take, x=2, y=1, | y - x | = |1-2| = 1 = x - y
So, x-y >= 0 is not sufficient to say check whether x-y > 0. So, we need both statements.
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ohh yes !! Thanks...thats silly of me.Frankenstein wrote:Hi,phoenix111 wrote:Answer : BAnkitK wrote:If xy ≠0, is x > y?
(1) 4x = 3y
(2) |y - x| = x - y
2nd Statement is sufficient.
| y - x | = x - y
will give 2 solutions
x = y
and 0 = 0.
Since x = y , so x is not greateer than y.
| y - x | = x - y means x-y >= 0
x=y is just one of the solutions
Take, x=2, y=1, | y - x | = |1-2| = 1 = x - y
So, x-y >= 0 is not sufficient to say check whether x-y > 0. So, we need both statements.
















