If X and Y are positive, is X/Y+Y/X>2?
1. X does not equal Y
2. X and Y are integers which do not have common divisors except 1
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OA is A
I marked D,
our question can be ( X - Y ) ^ 2 > 0 , or ( Y - X ) ^ 2 > 0
II statement
Both are integers and don't have a common divisor except 1 ,
it means one must be even and other must be odd, or both are prime numbers
In any case or with any combination will left with an integer
so square of it must be greater than 0,
Please correct me guys, where i am wrong in this. [/spoiler]
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