Answer 13 th question.
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b one is wrong the second one the wrong
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Option D
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:-
If x=-y and y>0 means y is positive
now
A)x²y
=>(-y)²y
=>y³
since y is positive then y³ is also positive
y³>0 is true
B)x+y
=>-y+y
=>0
x+y=0 is true
C)xy
=>(-y)(y)
=>-y²
since y >0 then y²>0 and -y<0
so xy<0 is true
D)1/x-1/y
=>(1/-y)-(1/y)
=>-1/y-1/y
=>-2/y<0
since y is positive 1/y is positive but -1/y is negative
so 1/x-1/y <0 but given 1/x-1/y=0 is wrong
1/x-1/y =0 is not true
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