IlCreatore wrote:
This is the so called triangular inequality which states that \(|x+y|\leq|x|+|y|\). Thus, the answer is B or C.
Since xy < 0 it must be that either x or y are negative. Thus, in this case it is impossible to have an equality for whatever number we fit in the equation. E.g. x = 1, y = -2; then, \(|1-2|\leq|1|+|-2|\) which becomes \(1<3\).
Thus, the answer is B
never heard of this inequality, where have you seen in featured before?