In case B is sufficient then answer must be D

hi gautamberry,
the statement says x! = -y hence the examples that you have taken are incorrect
when x= 3 y = -6 because x! = 6

is it E

HI , for me its coming out to be A, X>2Y take statemnet 1 x<2+y x>2y and x,2+y will hold true for values of y>0 between 0 and 2 and all negative values as well so the maximum positive value of the expression will always be less than 18 for 2nd statement y<x+2 if we combine x>2y and y<x+2 take exampl...

I feel the ans is A x-y/x+y>1 i.e x-y-x-y/x+y>0 i.e -2y/x+y>0 or y/x+y <0 nw we nw factorial of of a number is >0 therefore , y hat to be negative also x therfore will be +ve nw for y/x+y will be <0 if y<0 and x+y >0 or y>0 and x+y<0 we nw only the first condition will hold i.e y<0 and x+y>0 the fir...