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From Statement 1: we get \(P > (N+10)/2\). This does not give us anything.
From Statement 2: we get \(P=3N\), we don't get anything again.

Using 1 and 2, we get: \(N= P/3\)
and \(P > (P/3+10)/2\)
On solving above, this gives\(P > 6\).

This gives nothing about the positioning of P with respect to 10. Hence both statements are insufficient. The answer is E.
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