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If \(x > 0,\) is \(\sqrt{x} > x?\)

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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

Re: If \(x > 0,\) is \(\sqrt{x} > x?\)

by deloitte247 » Sun Oct 18, 2020 12:06 pm
$$If\ x>0,\ is\ \sqrt{x}>x?$$
Statement 1: x does not equal 1
$$i.e\ x\ne1$$
$$So,\ if\ x=2,\ \sqrt{2}>2$$
1.414 > 2 (this is not > than x=2)
$$Also\ if\ x=9,\ \sqrt{9}>9$$
3 > 9 (this is not > than x=9)
Therefore, statement 1 is NOT SUFFICIENT.

Statement 2:
$$x\sqrt{x}>x^2$$
$$\sqrt{x}>\frac{x^2}{x}$$
$$\sqrt{x}>x^{ }$$
$$This\ answers\ the\ target\ question\ that\ \sqrt{x}>x$$
Therefore, statement 2 is SUFFICIENT.

Since only statement 2 is SUFFICIENT, then option B is the correct answer.
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