mbapharma wrote:
In Data Sufficiency for the Yes/No questions, if the options give a unique value which is No, can we consider it as an answer?
Yes, absolutely.
In DS we are asked one question and question only: is the info enough to give a definite answer? that definite answer can be anything - "yes", "no, "57", etc.
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