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Hey I can see only DS questions in DI OG? Where to practice other type of offical questions on DI? Are GMAT CLub questions more tough than the actual GMAT? or they are of the same difficulty level as mentioned against them in the real GMAT also?

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the question says that in the 5 number set x is median. so it will be x as the 3rd element. The first statement says that the new 5 numbers that are added to the set have 3 number greater then x, so 2 of the 5 new numbers will be either equal to or less than x. Now if we add these new numbers you can say that the new numbers that are less then x will be on the left side of x when looking for a median. So if the new 2 numbers are less than x then x will move from 3rd place as the median to right side or if the new 2 numbers are the same as x then it will e same for 3rd place, 4th place, and 5th place. so you know that if the new added numbers has exactly 3 numbers that are greater then x then you can answer this question and statement 2 seems incomplete and leads to nowhere so A should be the answer