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Given, If g is a prime number. We need to find out that g-2 is also a prime number.
Option 1: g – 1 is not a prime number.
g-1 g g-2
4 5 2--- Comply
10 11 9 -- Does not comply.
Not sufficient.

Option 2: g^2 < 81.
Values of g will be 2,3,5,7...Not sufficient.

Both together also it is not sufficient to conclude. Answer is E.
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