Bunuel wrote:
If a, b, c, d are integers and a < b < c < d, are a, b, c and d consecutive integers?
(1) c - b = 1
(2) d - a = 3
Breaking Down the Info:We need every integer to be 1 apart in this case as we already know they are lined up from small to large.
Statement 1 Alone:We know b and c are consecutive, but also need to know if a and d are consecutive. Insufficient.
Statement 2 Alone:We know b and c must be between a and d. Since the difference is 3, only two integers are allowed between a and d. Then we must have b and c be specifically a + 1 and a + 2. Note that these integers cannot repeat either since we already claimed a < b < c < d. Therefore statement 2 alone is sufficient.
Answer: B _________________

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