by n00bpron00bpron00b Mon Mar 09, 2015 5:17 pm
|a+b| - c < d ; which must be true
a) a + b > 0
This need not be true ; remember any value inside the mod is always positive ; but it can also be "0"
Minimum mod value is 0
So, the actual value of a+b is >= 0 ; condition fails
b) d>0 whenever c<0
|a+b| - c < d
we know one thing for sure ; the value of |a+b| is either 0 or some positive value.
Consider the value of |a+b| = 0
c<0 ; if c = -1
0 - (-1) < d
1 < d
In general for any value of |a+b| and any negative value of "c" ; d will always be greater than 0 ; because of the double negative
So condition (B) is true
c) d+c > 0
|a+b|-c < d
|a+b| < d + c
|a+b| = value could be either 0 or any positive value
if |a+b| = 0
0 < d + c (satisfies)
So condition (c) is true
Ans. (B), (C)