Can someone help me understand how my 'intuition' is incorrect? To me: Statement 1) says that the difference between X and Y is .5, no matter where on the number line they are. Both cases work: <-------0-------Y(1)---X(1.5)----> or <-Y(-2)---X(-1.5)---0------------> Statement 2) says tha...

At first I thought that B would be sufficient as well, however this would allow 'z' to be anything, given that 'n' = 0.

So therefore, you need Statement (1) to rule that possibility out.

Hope that helps.

Hi, can someone please answer my question in case it was missed?

Thanks!

I know I might be over thinking this, but should there be something in the question stem that says that xy != 0? (xy does not equal zero?)

1) x = 3y
>> I would assume that dividing by y where y = 0 would be incorrect?

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Thanks for the explanation mikrodj