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If J, S, and V are points on the number line, what is the distance between S and V?
(1) The distance between J and S is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
(1) The distance between J and S is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
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If J, S, and V are points on the number line, what is the distance between 5 and V?
(1) The distance between J and S is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
The answer to this question is E. Notice that we don't know relative positioning of the points on the number line: 
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Answer: E.
If J, S, and V are points on the number line, what is the distance between 5 and V?
(1) The distance between J and S is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
The answer to this question is E. Notice that we don't know relative positioning of the points on the number line:
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If J, 5, and V are points on the number line, what is the distance between 5 and V?
(1) The distance between J and 5 is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
Sol:
We need to find the distance between 5 and V ie. l 5-V l
From St 1 we have the distance between J and 5. We can J anywhere to the left or right of 5 and the distance between them can be 20. So Possible values of J will be 25 or -15 . Not Sufficient
From St 2 we have the distance b/w J and V is 25. Not sufficient as we do not know the position relative to 5 on the number line
Combining we get there are the 2 values of J ie. -15 or 25 and thus value of V can be -40 or 10 (25 to the left or right of -15(J value)) or 50 or 0 (25 to the left or right of 25 (J value))
Hence 5- V can have multiple values.
Ans E
(1) The distance between J and 5 is 20.
(2) The distance between J and V is 25.
Sol:
We need to find the distance between 5 and V ie. l 5-V l
From St 1 we have the distance between J and 5. We can J anywhere to the left or right of 5 and the distance between them can be 20. So Possible values of J will be 25 or -15 . Not Sufficient
From St 2 we have the distance b/w J and V is 25. Not sufficient as we do not know the position relative to 5 on the number line
Combining we get there are the 2 values of J ie. -15 or 25 and thus value of V can be -40 or 10 (25 to the left or right of -15(J value)) or 50 or 0 (25 to the left or right of 25 (J value))
Hence 5- V can have multiple values.
Ans E
