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If \(s\sqrt{r}=t\), what is the value of r?

(1) r^2 = 625
(2) t/s = 5

Answer should be E.

1) r^2 = 625. So, r= (+/-)25
But, we know that s√r=t. So, r has to be positive because otherwise √(-)r would be irrational.
So, r= 25
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2)Now, squaring on both sides of s√r= t,
s^2 r = t^2
=> r = t^2/s^2 = (t/s)^2
=> r = 5^2
=> r = 25
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Key consideration is the GMAT only deals with real numbers, therefore we cannot take the square root of a negative number. In the first stem, that excludes the negative outcome. As such, both stems are sufficient.
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