GMAT Prep is 1/k > 0

[sandeep_chhabra]

need help on this one.
How should i think over this one ?

[amitansu]

This prob is already discussed.

However,

From 1: 1/k-1 > 0 says : both numerator and denominator are positive.

So K-1 >0 => k>1 and from q we know k only could be 2 onwards so 1/K would be always greater than 0.

Sufficient.
From 2 : 1/k+1 >0 says : k+1 >0 here we can't limit K's value.
For example; K could be -1/2 then 1/k <0>0 so insufficient.

[adam15]

the question is bite difficult,
*if k is assumed to be different from 0 because of 1/k,
*if K is assumed to be different from -1 because of deminator on k+1
*the same for k-1.
to begin with statement small changes are needed:
(1)to say that 1/k-1>0 is the same as k+1>0, then k>1
(2)to say that 1/k+1>0 is the same as k-1>0, then k>-1

1 is not enough ssince k can be negative or positive.
2 is sufficient since k is all the time is postive and the answer follow, then A is the right answer.