The range for a list of measurements equals the greatest measurement

[quote="Sallyzodiac"]The range for a list of measurements equals the greatest measurement minus the least measurement. The two lists of measurements, \(X\) and \(Y\), combined consist of 30 measurements with a range of 25. What is the range for the measurements in list \(X\)?

1) The range for the 12 measurements in list Y is 20.

2) List X consists of 18 measurements.

answer to this question is E as both statements are not sufficient to tell you the answer

statement 1 tells that The range for the 12 measurements in list Y is 20 but that tell cannot tell you the range of x
take lowest number in list y= 1 and highest 21 and take all the nos in list x as 26. That will give you range of x =0
take lowest number in list y 1 and highest 21 and take lowest number in list x= 22 and highest =26 .That will give you range of x =4
two different answers so the statement is not sufficient.

statement tells only about the nos in list x but no additional information so not sufficient.

by combining both statements we are not able to get any answer.