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since it is asking for a certain value, u cannot decide based on the data, it is not sufficient,
when a question like those ask for certain values, the answer should be exact value if the equation is solved
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Quote:
(1/x) and (1/3) then if the LCD is 6 couldn't x be 2 or 6


I think this is why it's E instead of C. I agree with this logic.



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