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the value of x^o+y^2is​

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Answered by Anonymous
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following is my interpretation of the this problem .

Could you please tell me where i am wrong

Stmt 1: XY <0

Case 1: XY <0

(POSITIVE) (NEGATIve)

Case 2: XY < 0

(Negative) (Positive)

Both cases satisy to give X+Y = -4

Stmt 1 Sufficient .

STMT2: X > 2 AND Y < 2

From above statement X is always postive and Y may be negative (or) Positive.

case 1: |x+2| = |y+2|

(x+2) = (-y+2)

case 2: |x+2| = |Y+2|

(X+2) = (Y+2)

How can we get X+Y = -4 from here on

and also from your above solution, i am unable to figure out if x and y are not equal, how come there will be only one solution .

Ex : if x= 5 (5>2) and y = 1 (1<2)

x+y = 6 and there are many values for x+y .

Help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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