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DS question
Source: Beat The GMAT — Data Sufficiency |
The Ans should be D
Statement 1) Gives two values of X^2, one is 16 and the other is -48. Since X^2 cannot be negative, the only solution is lXl = 4
Statement 2) Straightforward lXl = 4
Pls confirm if my thinking is correct. Thanks
Statement 1) Gives two values of X^2, one is 16 and the other is -48. Since X^2 cannot be negative, the only solution is lXl = 4
Statement 2) Straightforward lXl = 4
Pls confirm if my thinking is correct. Thanks
excellent .. that is the answer .. i posted the question because of the trap in the first choice, which many people tend to ignoreri2007 wrote:The Ans should be D
Statement 1) Gives two values of X^2, one is 16 and the other is -48. Since X^2 cannot be negative, the only solution is lXl = 4
Statement 2) Straightforward lXl = 4
Pls confirm if my thinking is correct. Thanks
