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Originally Posted by deepakraam
Solve this
If k is a positive constant and y = |x - k| - |x + k|, what is the maximum value of y?
(1) x < 0
(2) k = 3
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Originally Posted by Nipunbans
y = x - k - x - k => -2k.
I am trying to explain that value of y won't depend on x, it will just depend on k.
(1) Insuff. because we don't know K
(2) suff. becoz value of K can determine value of y.
So, IMO = B
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IMO also Ans shd be B ...
But y is not necessarily -2k
If, x<0, then y=2k and if x>0 then y=-2k ...in any case, max of 2k and -2k is 2k since k is +ve ...so we need a def value of k to get max value of y ...
St 1 ; we just know y =2k ...no info about k, not suff
St 2 : max y = 2k = 6 ...suff ...Ans B