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Anya has Rs 1500 more than Govind. How much money does Anya have?
(1) Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does.
(2) Rahul has 400 more than Govind.
(1) Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does.
(2) Rahul has 400 more than Govind.
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Anya has Rs 1500 more than Govind. How much money does Anya have?
(1) Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does.
(2) Rahul has 400 more than Govind.
1)
rahul is a new factor introduced and R = 2G Not sufficient
2) R-G = 400
not sufficient
combine both
R-g = 400
or
2g - g = 400
g = 400
A = g+1500
= or A =1900
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(1) Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does.
(2) Rahul has 400 more than Govind.
1)
rahul is a new factor introduced and R = 2G Not sufficient
2) R-G = 400
not sufficient
combine both
R-g = 400
or
2g - g = 400
g = 400
A = g+1500
= or A =1900
C
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Let the amounts with Anya and Govind be A and G respectively.
According to question data, A = G + 1500. We are to find the value of A.
From statement I alone, Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does. Therefore, R = 2G where R is the amount with Rahul
Only a relationship between amounts with Rahul and Govind. No information about how much money Govind has.
Statement I alone is insufficient. Answer options A and D can be eliminated. Possible answer options are B, C or E.
From statement II alone, Rahul has 400 more than Govind. Therefore, R = G + 400 where R is the amount with Rahul.
No information about how much money Govind has. Statement II alone is insufficient. Answer option B can be eliminated. Possible answer options are C or E.
Combining the data in statements I and II, we have the following:
From statement I, R = 2G.
From statement II, R = G + 400. Equating the RHSs of both equations, we have,
2G = G + 400. Therefore, G = 400 and hence A = 400 + 1500 = 1900.
The combination of statements is sufficient to find out the amount with Anya. Answer option E can be eliminated.
The correct answer option is C.
Hope that helps!
According to question data, A = G + 1500. We are to find the value of A.
From statement I alone, Rahul has twice as much money as Govind does. Therefore, R = 2G where R is the amount with Rahul
Only a relationship between amounts with Rahul and Govind. No information about how much money Govind has.
Statement I alone is insufficient. Answer options A and D can be eliminated. Possible answer options are B, C or E.
From statement II alone, Rahul has 400 more than Govind. Therefore, R = G + 400 where R is the amount with Rahul.
No information about how much money Govind has. Statement II alone is insufficient. Answer option B can be eliminated. Possible answer options are C or E.
Combining the data in statements I and II, we have the following:
From statement I, R = 2G.
From statement II, R = G + 400. Equating the RHSs of both equations, we have,
2G = G + 400. Therefore, G = 400 and hence A = 400 + 1500 = 1900.
The combination of statements is sufficient to find out the amount with Anya. Answer option E can be eliminated.
The correct answer option is C.
Hope that helps!
