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David deposits money into three accounts: Account A, Account B, and Account C. Two of the deposits are equal, while the third deposit is a different amount. Is the deposit in Account B larger than the deposit in Account C?
(1) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account B.
(2) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account C.
(1) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account B.
(2) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account C.
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Official Solution:
David deposits money into three accounts: Account A, Account B, and Account C. Two of the deposits are equal, while the third deposit is a different amount. Is the deposit in Account B larger than the deposit in Account C?
(1) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account B.
Two cases:
• The deposits in Accounts A and C are equal, making the deposit in Account C also greater than that in Account B (NO answer).
• The deposits in Accounts B and C are equal, making the deposit in Account B the same as that in Account C (NO answer).
Since both scenarios lead to the same conclusion (the deposit in Account B is not greater than that in Account C), the statement is sufficient.
(2) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account C.
Two cases:
• The deposits in Accounts A and B are equal, making the deposit in Account B also greater than that in Account C (YES answer).
• The deposits in Accounts B and C are equal, making the deposit in Account B the same as that in Account C (NO answer).
Not sufficient.
Answer: A
David deposits money into three accounts: Account A, Account B, and Account C. Two of the deposits are equal, while the third deposit is a different amount. Is the deposit in Account B larger than the deposit in Account C?
(1) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account B.
Two cases:
• The deposits in Accounts A and C are equal, making the deposit in Account C also greater than that in Account B (NO answer).
• The deposits in Accounts B and C are equal, making the deposit in Account B the same as that in Account C (NO answer).
Since both scenarios lead to the same conclusion (the deposit in Account B is not greater than that in Account C), the statement is sufficient.
(2) The deposit in Account A is greater than the deposit in Account C.
Two cases:
• The deposits in Accounts A and B are equal, making the deposit in Account B also greater than that in Account C (YES answer).
• The deposits in Accounts B and C are equal, making the deposit in Account B the same as that in Account C (NO answer).
Not sufficient.
Answer: A
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