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colakumarfanta
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My answer is E by finding counter example.
Try for x= -6 and for y= 3
x > y
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liferocks
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From 1
we can have negative x and positive Y with | x |> y but x<y...not sufficient
From 2
since |y| is positive x is positive and its value is more than |y|..hence x>y..sufficient
ans option B
we can have negative x and positive Y with | x |> y but x<y...not sufficient
From 2
since |y| is positive x is positive and its value is more than |y|..hence x>y..sufficient
ans option B
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