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At most, \(x=4\) and \(y=3\), so at most, \(x+y=4+3=7\). As for \(x-y\), this value is minimized when \(x\) is smallest and \(y\) is largest. At least, \(x=2\) and at most, \(y=3\), so at least, \(x-y=2-3=-1\).
but book shows the answer as 4
Is there any more to the problem than the given info?
options a.6 b.7 c.8 d.4 e.none of these
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I'd say it's a typo, but who knows for sure. Books aren't infallible, but neither am I.
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