Regarding as a condition for , which statement is correct?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. sufficient but not necessary

  1. Step 1: means , which implies ; satisfies but not .
  2. Step 2: Hence is sufficient but not necessary for .
Answer
sufficient but not necessary.

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