Question for Manhattan CAT

[CHAPPARFELLOW]

Found this question on one of the mock exams.

Is x·|y| > y2?

(1) x > y
(2) y > 0

The correct answer is given as 'D' (both statements are sufficient)

If you take x = 2 and y = 1, then you get x - |y| = Y^2.
For all other valuse of x and y, such that x > y and y>0, we see that y^2 is greater..

Based on this, shouldnt that answer be E? What am I missing?

[jnelson0612]

Found this question on one of the mock exams.

Is x·|y| > y2?

(1) x > y
(2) y > 0

The correct answer is given as 'D' (both statements are sufficient)

If you take x = 2 and y = 1, then you get x - |y| = Y^2.
For all other valuse of x and y, such that x > y and y>0, we see that y^2 is greater..

Based on this, shouldnt that answer be E? What am I missing?

Question: does the test question also say that xy is not equal to zero? I think that is hugely important here and if you can confirm that I can answer your question.