Inequalities in Modulus and Absolute Values | GMAT Data Sufficiency | GMAT Online Preparation

[@gauravmohan9271]

Excellent explanation sir….🙏🏻

[@Wizako]

Many thanks for your feedback! Best wishes for your GMAT prep!

[@ArjunKumar-lt8jd]

This way of solving is a good way to explain but not optimal for solving in exam. Great work tho

[@Wizako]

Thanks for your feedback. Best wishes for your GMAT

[@archgaurav]

Whats the level of this question. I wouldn't be able to crack this question in exam

[@sharktank9810]

Believe in yourself

[@blackwarrior7805]

Why are you validating statement ? Statement has to be taken as true and validate answer. Other wise say the question is "Is integer X is greater than 3? Statement 1: X < 2 Statement 2: X > 4 Now are you going to validate whether X is really grater than 2 or you will take that as truth?

[@Wizako]

Hi, We have nowhere validated the given statements in the above video. We have taken the statements as true and then derived the range/possible values of 'a' (which was implicitly mentioned in the statements) to finally arrive at the answer. Cheers & best wishes!

[@blackwarrior7805]

@@Wizako Really appreciate your answer. Take care & keep up the good work.