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The true statement is now presented: If [tex]c > 0[/tex] and [tex]|u| > c[/tex], then [tex]u > c[/tex] or [tex]u < -c[/tex].

Mathematically speaking, the absolute value is defined by following expression:

[tex]|a| = \left \{ {{a,\,a \ge 0} \atop {-a,\,a < 0}} \right.[/tex] (1)

If [tex]c > 0[/tex] and [tex]|u| > c[/tex], then [tex]u > c[/tex] or [tex]-u > c[/tex]. Hence, [tex]u > c[/tex] or [tex]u < -c[/tex].

Therefore, if [tex]c > 0[/tex] and [tex]|u| > c[/tex], then [tex]u > c[/tex] or [tex]u < -c[/tex]. (By tricotomy)

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