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Statement 1: x + y < 0 - Insufficient
Case 1: x is negative and greater is magnitude eg (-5,3) - Second Quadrant
Case 2: y is negative and greater is magnitude eg (5,-6) - Fourth Quadrant
Case 1: x and y both are negative eg (-5,-3) - Third Quadrant

Statement 2: x = 1 and y = -7 - Ordered pair (1,-7) lies in Fourth Quadrant - Sufficient

Answer B
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