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IMO E.nehs wrote:If x not eq to -y,
is x-y/x+y >1?
1.x>0
2.y<0
Can anyone help me with this one? I chose B
When you cancel out x from each side, you get -y>y. This means y<0. So without even looking at b, you know y is negative. So B provides you with no new information. You already know a is not enough I assume.nehs wrote:thanks, the OG mentions E too. But, I thought we could cross - multiply the quest(x-y)/(x+y)>1 and then x eventually cancels out. This means the value of y in st. 2 is suffcient and that's how I chose B.
Do you mean to say that we can not simplify the question the way I did?
Glad it helpednehs wrote:I got it now. Thank You
All the best for your GMAT - saturday? :mrgreen:
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